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To control levelness, the elevational difference in millimetres directly between fixed points 3m apart (not across the diagonals).

To control flatness, the change in elevational difference between two consecutive measurements of elevational difference each measured over 300mm.

Evaluates the pull off strength of a coating from a rigid substrate such as a concrete or metal floor.

also known as fly ash, is a cement replacing material widely used in the UK.

is a cementitious pumpable fluid Screed system for the refurbishment of concrete industrial floors.

is a mode of failure in concrete slabs caused by an applied load. In an industrial warehouse this will typically occur under a concentrated point load, such as racking or mezzanine columns.

Push-back racking systems provide high density storage and are ideal at dispatch bays as loading and unloading occurs only at one side.

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Definitions: P

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Pull Off Testing

Pulverised Fuel Ash (PFA)

Pump Screed

Punching Shear

Push Back Racking System

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