Slab-on-grade - Industrial facilities
Slab-on-grade solutions to provide durable, high-performance industrial floors
Industrial operations demand durable and efficient ground-level slabs that can accommodate heavy vehicle traffic, dynamic loads, thermal expansion, and equipment foundations. VSL designs and delivers high-performance slab-on-grade systems using post-tensioning and advanced construction techniques tailored to the specific needs of industrial facilities.
The role of slab-on-grade in industrial construction
Slab-on-grade foundations are essential for distributing high loads from storage racks, machinery, or vehicles to the subbase. They must resist cracking, settlement, and long-term deformation.
Industrial environments expose slabs to thermal cycles, abrasion, chemicals, and repeated loading. Post-tensioned slab-on-grade systems enhance crack control and extend service life.
Minimizing joints reduces maintenance and operational disruption. Post-tensioning allows for larger panels, reducing the number of contraction joints and improving overall functionality.
VSL’s Slab on Grade Services
VSL delivers high-performance slab-on-grade solutions, combining post-tensioning expertise, optimized design, and controlled execution to meet the demanding requirements of industrial facilities.
Post-tensioned slabs
Design optimization
Construction execution
Maintenance and monitoring
Why choose VSL for Slab-on-Grade services?

Technical precision
VSL’s systems are engineered for tight tolerances, critical for automated logistics, conveyor systems, or high-bay warehouses.Industrial expertise
We have delivered slab-on-grade systems in sectors including logistics, manufacturing, petrochemicals, and food processing - each with specific operational demands.End-to-End services
From subgrade evaluation to post-tensioning execution and handover, VSL ensures continuity, accountability, and performance.
FAQs about Slab-on-Grade Services
They offer greater crack control, fewer joints, better durability, and reduced maintenance costs, especially for heavy industrial use.
Yes. Post-tensioned slabs are designed for specific load paths and point loads, including racks and mechanical anchors.
VSL evaluates soil bearing capacity and stiffness. Soil improvement or base reinforcement may be recommended if needed.