4 m × 3 m floor, 60 cm spacing, 10 cm bearing, 20 cm blocks, 5 cm topping
6 joists of 4.20 m (25.20 m), 5 rows of 20 blocks: 100, i.e. 103 with 3 % waste; 13.20 m² of mesh and 0.60 m³ of topping before waste.
Enter the span (along the joists) and the width of the floor, then the joist spacing, the bearing and the block length from your supplier’s data sheet: PRAXAO counts the joists, the hollow blocks with waste, the welded mesh and the concrete, cement, sand and gravel of the compression topping. It sizes nothing.
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6 joists of 4.20 m (25.20 m), 5 rows of 20 blocks: 100, i.e. 103 with 3 % waste; 13.20 m² of mesh and 0.60 m³ of topping before waste.
No. It counts what a set of dimensions requires. Joist type, spacing, bearing, block height and topping thickness come from the supplier’s data sheet and the engineer’s drawings; the tool never proposes them.
It is only a PRAXAO alert threshold to remind you that a large span needs an engineer’s check. It is not a rule and not a validation.
Props, tie beams, edge reinforcement, bars over supports, openings and trimmers. Follow the drawings and the supplier’s installation guide.
Span, width, joist spacing, rows of blocks, mesh and topping: the method to order a joist-and-block floor, with an example.
Volume of concrete for slabs, footings and columns, with waste margin and cement, sand and gravel quantities.
Weight of reinforcing steel from diameter and length, laps included, and the 12 m bars to buy.
Concrete, formwork and steel weight of columns, isolated footings and slabs from the reinforcement layout of your drawings.