1. Concrete slab with access: These are slabs that can be accessed by people, either by a future second level or simply by an open terrace. Its load capacity must be higher because it will have to carry people, furniture, flowerpots, among others.
   
   
2. Concrete for slab without access: In this case it refers to slabs where people cannot access it, meaning that the slab will be the final roof and will not be accessible by stairs, in the same way that a second level is not contemplated. This concrete costs less and if there will be no additional use for the slab, it will help reduce construction costs.
   
   
3. Concrete for sloped slabs: When a house design includes sloped roofs, i.e. sloping slabs, this concrete is ideal due to its consistency. This is , because it facilitates the placement process, and reduces cracking. Normally these roofs are known as 2-slope or 4-slope and their design favors architecture, space and ventilation.
   
   
4. Concrete for sidewalks and curbs: Used for complementary jobs that do not require a structural demand.
   
   
5. Concrete for floors and strip foundation: A houses foundation is critical because it supports the load and determines both the houses stability and durability. This type of concrete is used for the strip foundation and for floors in the garage and/or front and back yards due to its consistency.
   
   

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