Examples

Real slab conditions, solved end to end.

See how boundaries, wet areas, setdowns and former mixes change the layout at each stage of the workflow.

LEVEL 01 · SLAB ASOLVED
SD–02 · 50 mm12 800 mm
Coverage96.4%Former mix3 typesOutputDXF

Residential slab

Full-height formers meet reduced wet-area zones.

A representative residence with garage, bathroom and laundry zones. The solve uses reduced-height pieces beneath setdowns while retaining a continuous main grid.

Input

Slab boundary, garage and wet areas.

Constraints

Setdowns and permitted former heights.

Review

Part-former conditions at irregular edges.

Output

Tagged and dimensioned DXF geometry.

Engineer inspecting a concrete slabField condition · slab geometry

Unit plan

Three wet areas resolved in one solve.

Bath, laundry and ensuite each receive a reduced-height region while the main slab retains a connected full-height grid.

LEVEL 01 · SLAB ASOLVED
SD–02 · 50 mm12 800 mm
Coverage96.4%Former mix3 typesOutputDXF

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