Our structures are entirely built of reinforced concrete
for which we use two methods & technologies for the fabrication.
The first method, In-Situ Concrete or Cast-In-Situ, refers to 'in position' or 'on site' construction wherein the concrete is poured into the 'in position' Formwork at the building site and then cured. We use Peri Formwork for this construction.
The second method we implement is Prefabrication or Precast , in which building components are manufactured in our central plant at Sainikpuri and later brought to the building site for assembly. We use Elematic Precast for this construction.
Contrary to the traditional point-load structures our uniform-load bearing structures of reinforced concrete make our homes structurally superior & sturdier.
In point-load structures the concrete columns and beams bear all the weight, while the non-load bearing brick walls do not contribute to the structural stability.
In uniform-load bearing structures the weight is distributed uniformly throughout the concrete shear walls making our homes more stable & enduring.
In Cast-In-Situ or Precast the concrete shear walls come with conduits and plastering, unlike the point load structures where the entire structure of columns & beams is built first and then come the brick walls, conduits, plastering, etc. one by one.
Since our structures are designed to uniformly distribute load among the reinforced concrete shear walls, there are zero protrusions like columns or beams; which typically interfere with the plans for home interiors. Ergo, more space and freedom to design the interiors.
floor plan with columns & beams
floor plan without columns or beams