Accessories cast into in situ concrete
Examples of accessories that can be cast into in situ concrete include:
- Anchor bolts: An anchor bolt is a fastener used to attach objects or structures to concrete.
- Cast-in sockets: Cast-in sockets are a means of attaching items to precast concrete. They can be a cheaper alternative to cast-in channels, but do not offer the same flexibility or tolerance.
- Channels and slots.
- Ducts.
- Holding down systems.
- Shear load connectors.
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