Materials
Bitumen. Concrete. Gabion stone. Epoxy. Thermoplastic paint. Masonry.
Bitumen and concrete go into roads. Concrete also goes into foundations and mass pours. Epoxy goes onto floors. Gabion stone goes into walls. Thermoplastic paint marks parking lines. Brick and reinforced concrete go into buildings.
Each page has a photograph, the method, and the steps.
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road
BitumenBitumen for roads that are measured and laid for a smoother run.
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road
Pavement concreteConcrete for roads in yards, plants, and public work.
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foundation
Foundation concreteConcrete for machine foundations, special foundations, and mass pours.
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floor
EpoxyA finish for factory floors, after the worn surface is repaired.
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wall
Gabion stoneStone held in mesh, for slopes and channels.
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yard
Thermoplastic markingThermoplastic paint and signs for parking bays.
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building
Masonry and reinforced concreteBrick, masonry, and the reinforced concrete inside a building frame.
Plant. The machines that move these materials.