Slab-on-grade for Offshore & Marine structures
Slab-on-Grade for Offshore & Marine Structures
Slab-on-grade is an economical and fast construction method for large surface areas in marine and offshore infrastructure. It is especially suited to port unloading zones and areas that must withstand heavy loads and harsh environments. VSL’s slab-on-grade solution improves upon conventional concrete slabs by reducing construction joints, lowering cracking risk, and shortening the construction cycle, which saves time and money while offering strong long-term performance.
Why slab-on-grade for offshore & marine structures
Fewer construction joints lower the chance of cracks. This enhances durability of large marine slabs.
Thinner and lighter slabs shorten the construction schedule. This saves time on project delivery.
Efficient design and reduced material use save on initial costs. This also supports long-term savings.
Improved slab behavior means fewer repairs and lower maintenance over time.
Ideal for port zones and areas requiring extensive, flat concrete coverage.
VSL’s slab-on-grade services
VSL offers a complete slab-on-grade solution for offshore and marine structures, including design, supply, installation and ground improvement where needed.
Site assessment and slab design
Ground improvement works when required
Supply of materials and reinforcement planning
Installation supervision
Stressing or finishing support
Why choose VSL for slab-on-grade ?

Structural expertise
VSL applies deep concrete and ground engineering knowledge to slab design for marine uses.Integrated delivery
Services cover design through installation for a coordinated solution.Performance focus
Reduced cracking and faster schedules improve slab life and performance.Groundwork capability
VSL can combine slab solutions with ground improvement when needed.
FAQ about slab-on-grade
It is a reinforced concrete slab placed directly on the ground, designed for large surface areas in marine environments.
With fewer construction joints and thinner design, the slab shows lower cracking risk.
It is used for port unloading areas and other large flat zones requiring robust concrete coverage.