Civil works encompass various construction and renovation activities aimed at creating comfortable and functional living spaces.
False Ceilings:
False ceilings, also known as dropped ceilings or suspended ceilings, are secondary ceilings suspended below a building's main structural ceiling. They are installed for a variety of reasons, including increasing a space's appearance, concealing electrical and mechanical equipment, and improving soundproofing.
The process of installing a false ceiling involves the following steps:
1-Planning: This stage involves determining the purpose of the false ceiling, selecting the materials, and deciding on the design and layout.
2-Framework Installation:A metal framework is constructed using channels and suspension wires to create a grid-like structure on which the ceiling panels will be placed.
3-Panel Placement: Ceiling panels, which can be made of various materials like gypsum, or metal, are placed onto the framework and secured in position.
4-Finishing:The false ceiling is then finished with paint or other decorative treatments to achieve the desired appearance.
Masonry Works:
Masonry works involve the construction of structures using bricks, concrete blocks, stones, or other similar materials. Masonry is a traditional building technique that is still widely used due to its durability and strength
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The process of masonry work mainly includes the following steps:
1-Foundation Preparation: The foundation is prepared by excavating the site and creating a solid base for the structure.
2-Bricklaying: Bricks or blocks are laid in a specific pattern using mortar. This process is repeated layer by layer to form walls, columns.
3-Finishing: The masonry work is allowed to cure, which involves keeping the structure damp to promote proper hardening of the mortar. Once cured, the surface may be finished with plaster, paint, or other decorative treatments.