What it is
It is a controlled flowable material, often ordered for filling or stabilization rather than as a finished slab.
- Flowable material
- Often used in trenches
- Can reduce mechanical compaction
Specialized material
Non-shrink fill is often used to fill excavations, trenches or hard-to-compact areas with a flowable material.
It is a controlled flowable material, often ordered for filling or stabilization rather than as a finished slab.
It can be used around utilities, below access areas, in voids or for municipal and commercial work.
Specify depth, volume, access, buried services and any project-owner requirements.
Requirements vary by use, target strength and future excavation needs. The right material should be confirmed before ordering.
BetonDispo collects your project details and routes them to relevant suppliers when the concrete type, volume, city and timing are clear.
FAQ
No. Non-shrink fill is generally ordered to fill and stabilize, not to replace a finished slab.
Volume, depth, use, access and any project specification help verify options.
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