Description
Product Description
Our Hollow Pots are precision-engineered from high-quality cement, aggregates, and water. Manufactured under strictly controlled conditions at our Ruiru facility, each unit undergoes rigorous quality testing to ensure exceptional consistency, strength, and reliability.
Unlike standard wall blocks, these hollow pots are specifically designed for use in suspended concrete slab and floor systems. They are placed between reinforced concrete beams to form the basis of a lightweight, strong, and highly efficient structural floor.
to KS EAS 19:2017
Regular quality control testing
Consistent dimensions and finish
Environment-friendly production process
Key Features & Benefits
Reduced Dead Load: The hollow core design significantly decreases the overall weight of the slab, leading to lighter structural loads, smaller supporting beams and columns, and ultimately reduced foundation costs.
Excellent Thermal Insulation: The air gaps within the pots provide superior thermal insulation properties, helping to maintain internal temperatures and lower energy costs for heating and cooling.
High Strength & Structural Integrity: Despite being lightweight, the system, once concreted over, provides a high-compressive strength composite slab, ensuring structural reliability and longevity.
Material Efficiency: Uses less concrete compared to a solid slab while maintaining structural performance, making it a more economical and sustainable choice.
Faster Construction: The modular units are easy to handle and install, speeding up the formwork process for floor slabs.
Primary Application: Hollow Pot Slab System
Hollow pots are primarily used to construct suspended reinforced concrete slabs in all types of buildings. In this system:
Reinforced concrete beams are cast on a grid pattern.
Hollow pots are placed between these beams as permanent shuttering.
A layer of reinforced concrete is poured over the top, locking the pots in place and creating a strong, monolithic composite slab.
This system is ideal for:
Residential: Upper-floor slabs, mid-floor slabs in apartments.
Commercial: Office floor slabs, shopping mall floors, hotel floors.
Industrial: Factory floors, warehouse mezzanines.