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Polyslabs
can be of any thickness to best suit the span and loading.
Below
are typical sections of the most commonly used thicknesses.
Block
A is used in 2 common brick courses; B in 3 courses and C in 4 courses. The width of the blocks is normally the maximum allowable 500 mm. The width of the ribs is determined by shear requirements and adjusted to suit the width of rooms. Blocks can have arched or other moulded undersides for a variety of architectural effects. |
| MAXIMUM CENTRES OF TEMPORARY SUPPORTS | |
| Using 16 kg/cum polystyrene | Using X grade polystyrene |
| Blocks A = 500 mm | Blocks A - Not recommended |
| Blocks B = 900 mm | Blocks B = 550 mm |
| Blocks C = 1300 mm | Blocks C = 800 mm |