Commercial Construction Phases

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Commercial Construction Phases
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EXCAVATION OF DEEP END
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DEEP END EXCAVATED
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¾ STONE THROUGHOUT FLOOR AND TRENCHING FOR MAIN
DRAINS
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PERIMETER FORMS
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PERIMETER FORMS CONTINUED
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FINISHING UP FORMS AND STEEL TEX ( BACKER
MATERIAL)
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MAIN DRAIN PIPING
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STEEL PHASE BEGINS REBAR REINFORCEMENT
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GUNITE PHASE
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ONSITE - GUNITE MOBILE BATCHING
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MOBILE BATCH TRUCK AND GUN SETUP
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DUEL NOZZLEMEN
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ACI / ASA CERTIFIED GUNITE NOZZLEMEN
The ACI (American Concrete Institute) and ASA
(American Shotcrete Association) certification
programs benchmark the knowledge and skill of a
concrete applications specialist who has mastered
the techniques of properly placing gunite.
"Realize it or not.... the gunite shell is the
single most impt. phase of construction as tiles,
plaster, pumps, filtration equipment, and decking
will eventually come and go, the gunite shell can
last for many generations."
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DEEP END COVE GUNITE
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DEEP END WALL GUNITE
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GUNITE, GUTTER SHELF CUT ON BACK DEEP END WALL
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FLOOR GUNITE
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FINISHING FLOOR GUNITE
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WETTING DOWN COMPLETED GUNITE SHELL
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PIPING FROM POOL TO MECHANICAL ROOM AND TO
BACKWASH STORAGE
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GUTTER INSTALLATION
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SANITIZING, FILTRATION AND
RECIRCULATION SYSTEMS
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BACK-WASH TANKS
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RACING LANES, TARGETS, PLASTER APPLICATION
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FINISH WHITE PLASTER
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POOL FILLED, AND INITIAL START UP
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HANDICAP LIFT SPECTRUM AQUATICS
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HANDICAP RAMP
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SPRAY GROUNDS
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SPAS
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MOVABLE BULKHEAD
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• Shotcrete/Gunite is a process of applying
  concrete to a structure. It is commonly used to
  build pools as well as bridges, homes ,tunnels,
  water tanks, and sea walls to name but a few.
  Gunite has been is use since the early 1900s
  with excellent success.Shotcrete comes in two
  basic forms... dry process and wet
  process..The dry gun method or dry process
  shotcrete (also known throughout the industry as
  gunite) uses a rig in which sand and regular
  cement are mixed and blown through one or several
  continuous feed guns via hose and extreme
  compressed air to the nozzle where water is added
  at the tip of the hose and then blown
  pneumatically encapsulating the steel rebar
  enforced walls and floor. Only the necessary
  amout of water is added for hydration resulting
  in superior strength and density over that of
  conventional redi mix concrete.
• The excess water found in conventional poured
  concrete occupies space, and when it finally
  leaves the curing or hydration process, small
  voids are left. So it can be said that dry method
  shotcrete "Gunite" is more dense than of poured
  concrete. In fact 14 yards of gunite equal about
  10 yards of redi mix shorcrete.
• Compaction and denseness are important factor in
  the superior strength of Gunite

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