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A nozzle-man applies concrete from a pressurized hose to include the reinforcement and build up the wall thickness, forming structural shapes that include walls, roofs, floors, and other assemblies.
This material has also been called “gunite” in reference to the nozzle or “gun” used to shoot matter at the form face.
Any surface appropriate for accepting fresh concrete can be used: steel, wood, and polystyrene are common.
Finishes are frequently applied directly to the concrete while it is still wet.
SHOTCRETE
Shotcrete
is, in effect, an edition of a cast-in-place concrete wall. Rather than placing
concrete into forms, nevertheless, a fresh mix is sprayed onto wall panels that
have been erected in the form of the building.
A nozzle-man applies concrete from a pressurized hose to include the reinforcement and build up the wall thickness, forming structural shapes that include walls, roofs, floors, and other assemblies.
This material has also been called “gunite” in reference to the nozzle or “gun” used to shoot matter at the form face.
Any surface appropriate for accepting fresh concrete can be used: steel, wood, and polystyrene are common.
Finishes are frequently applied directly to the concrete while it is still wet.
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