Tilt-up
Offsite residential construction, Glossary of terms, published by Buildoffsite in 2018, defines tilt-up as: ‘Large pre-cast concrete wall panels cast horizontally onsite, usually face down on a previously completed floor slab immediately next to their final position. Once cured, panels are then tilted upright into position. Opportunities include cold stores, controlled environments, food, drug and clean rooms, firewalls, schools, prisons, warehouses and offices.’
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