SOG
SOG (Slab On Grade) is a concrete slab poured directly on ground level, providing a sturdy foundation for residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.
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Definition
SOG stands for Slab On Grade, a type of concrete slab that is poured directly on the ground level.
Purpose
The purpose of a slab on grade is to provide a sturdy, level foundation for buildings and structures, offering support and stability directly on the ground.
Examples of Use
- Residential homes with slab-on-grade foundations, particularly in areas with minimal frost penetration.
- Commercial buildings use slabs on grade for warehouses, retail spaces, and other ground-level constructions.
- Industrial facilities employ slabs on grade for heavy machinery bases and factory floors.
Related Terms
- Foundation: The underlying base that supports a building or structure.
- Concrete Slab: A flat, horizontal surface of concrete used as flooring or a foundation.
- Frost Line: The depth to which the ground freezes in winter, affecting foundation design.
Notes
Slabs on grade are economical and effective for various building types, particularly in warm climates, offering a simple and durable foundation solution.
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