Concrete Floor - One-Way, Slab

Concrete Floor - One-Way, Slab

Pair of isometric and plan illustrations of a One-Way Concrete Solid Slab Floor System with typical span lengths
Description
Description

A one-way concrete solid slab, employed in building construction, is a structural system featuring a monolithic, reinforced concrete slab that primarily transfers loads in a single direction to supporting columns or walls. This design is particularly effective for structures with consistent load paths and moderate spans, such as residential or low-rise commercial buildings.

One-way solid slabs provide a balance between structural efficiency and construction simplicity, making them an economical choice. While this system is limited in its ability to span long distances, it remains a practical and cost-effective solution for meeting a variety of architectural and structural needs.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

One-Way Slab Concrete Floors are constructed in a range of sizes with conventional spans between 6’-20’ (1.83-6.1 m) and post-tensioned spans of 13’-28’ (3.96-8.53 m). Slab depths are typically between 4”-10” (10.2-25.4 cm) based on the span to depth formula of Span/30. Column sizes for One-Way Slab Concrete Floors are commonly 12”-32” (30.5-81.3 cm).

Section drawing of a One-Way Concrete Solid Slab Floor System dimensioned with typical heights and floor depths
Section drawing of a One-Way Concrete Solid Slab Floor System dimensioned with typical heights and floor depths
3D Model
3D Model
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
4”-10” | 10.2-25.4 cm
Width:
6’-28’ | 1.83-8.53 m (Span)
Depth:
Length:
6’-28’ | 1.83-8.53 m (Span)
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Span (Conventional): 6’-20’ | 1.83-6.1 m
Span (Post-Tensioned): 13’-28’ | 3.96-8.53 m
Slab Depth (Formula): Span/30
Column Size: 12”-32” | 30.5-81.3 cm
Floor to Floor Height:
10’-16’ | 3.05-4.88 m

Materials:
Reinforced concrete
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Drawings include:
One-Way Concrete Solid Slab Floor System plan, section, isometric

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