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- What's New - CCAA Publications - Image Gallery - Library - Multimedia |
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100 Slump A recent change to AS 1379, the Australian Standard for the specification and supply of concrete, has set a default slump for concrete used in residential slabs and footings. This means that concrete will now be supplied at a default slump of 100 mm in cases where the customer has not specified a slump. This video discusses these changes in an entertaining and informative 'slice-of-life' style. |