Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
I've been doing concrete work lately, so I'm really sensitive to the weather lol
Will we be able to pour the concrete!?
If we can't get this done here, the construction schedule will...
That's what I'm thinking as I'm working on paperwork at the office lol
But that's beside the point.
The other day at a job site, I came across a construction practice that I thought was definitely a bad idea.
What do you think?
This really is a bit of a mess, isn't it? lol
The cutout is in a pretty bad spot...
Our company provides ground anchor installation and scaffolding services on a contract basis.
This is the kind of issue you’re bound to notice while installing the legal framework.
This is the intended position for removing the box.
This is an area where slope contractors need to pay special attention.
It may seem like just this small thing, but it’s actually very important.
It is extremely important to cut out the openings in such a way that they do not come into contact with (or cut through) the rebar.
If this is a zabuton frame, it's okay to leave it out.
If there is no formwork, cracks may form, or there is a risk of cutting through the rebar.
So, this discrepancy is simply unacceptable.
To drill a hole in this part at the specified location,
Fill it with mortar once to eliminate any gaps.
If you don't do that, it will definitely escape through the hole in the original box.
But the problem is the rebar, isn't it...
If it's open at this spot, does that mean the rebar is in bad shape?? lol
Slope contractors should take extra care when working in this area!
This will make subsequent construction extremely difficult.
I’d like to carry out the work while giving careful consideration to future construction as well.
See you later.
