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Warehouse Slabs in San Antonio
Warehouse and distribution slabs are some of the most demanding concrete work in commercial construction. The slab has to handle racking loads up to 30,000 pounds per upright, support forklift traffic for 30+ years, stay flat enough for narrow-aisle robotic equipment, and resist surface wear..
Warehouse Slabs San Antonio
Warehouse and distribution slabs are some of the most demanding concrete work in commercial construction. The slab has to handle racking loads up to 30,000 pounds per upright, support forklift traffic for 30+ years, stay flat enough for narrow-aisle robotic equipment, and resist surface wear.
Warehouse and industrial slab projects
We pour every kind of industrial floor.
Project types:
- Distribution and logistics warehouses
- Manufacturing facility slabs
- Cold storage and freezer floors (with thermal break detailing)
- Self-storage and mini-storage floors
- Big-box retail back-of-house
- Truck terminal and cross-dock slabs
- Heavy equipment shops and bays
Flatness tolerance and FF/FL numbers
Modern warehouses specify floor flatness (FF) and floor levelness (FL) numbers that the slab must meet. We pour to spec, using laser screeds and proper finishing schedules to hit the tolerances your operation requires.
Joint planning and load transfer
Joint layout is one of the biggest factors in long-term warehouse slab performance. We plan saw-cut joints around rack layout and traffic patterns, use dowel baskets at construction joints for load transfer, and detail isolation joints around columns.
Reinforcement, hardeners, and topical treatments
We use rebar mats, post-tension cables, or fiber reinforcement based on the engineering spec. Dry-shake metallic or non-metallic surface hardeners can be applied during finishing.
Free warehouse slab bids in San Antonio
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FAQs
Warehouse Slabs FAQs
How thick are typical warehouse slabs?
Most warehouse slabs in San Antonio are 6 to 8 inches thick. Heavy-load distribution and cold-storage slabs may be 8 to 12 inches.
What FF/FL numbers can you hit?
We routinely pour to FF35/FL25 for standard random-traffic warehouses, and FF50/FL35+ for narrow-aisle and superflat applications.
Do you do post-tension warehouse slabs?
Yes. For larger column spacings and joint-free designs, post-tension warehouse slabs are an excellent option.
What's the typical timeline for a warehouse slab?
A typical 50,000 sq ft warehouse slab pours in roughly 4 to 8 placement days plus prep.
Can you handle a slab with embedded floor heating or cooling?
Yes. We coordinate with the mechanical contractor for embedded tubing.
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