Concrete Slab Curling and Edge Lift (Concrete / Substrates)
Concrete Slab Curling and Edge Lift (Concrete / Substrates)
Floor Detective® Claims and Conditions Guide
Summary
Concrete slab curling and edge lift refer to differential elevation changes within a slab panel caused by uneven moisture loss or temperature variation during curing and service life. Curling most commonly occurs when the top surface of a slab dries and shrinks more rapidly than the bottom, resulting in
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