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Originally Posted by asianthree
Aren’t the precast walls transported on trailers and lifted up with cranes placed on traditional concrete slab. No tilting involved, since it’s precast offsite? Family block business started in 40s, eventually moving to block and solid pour onsite walls not just for basements. Today 3 of the 11 sites have now converted to precast, one still producing block, the rest just plain old pour.
The retired sons still believe block is an art and a better build. Grandsons believe precast is the way to go. None have cast onsite for tilt, due to amount of space. It’s a heated discussion at every family event, although the sons are now late eighties, grands will eventually win.
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Correct. They are marketed as “tilt wall”, but are precast slab with wiring etc already incorporated.
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