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CSA A23.1 F-Number Data
The F-Number system was created in the 1970's to quantify the quality of concrete floor surfaces in terms of flatness (bumpiness) and levelness (tilt). The Canadian concrete standard CSA A23.1 includes a floor tolerance Table 22 which stipulates F-Number tolerances for a variety of concrete floor surfaces. In order to gain information on the application of the tolerance classifications listed in Table 22, the CSA A23.1 Technical Subcommittee 7 (placing, finishing & curing) welcomes the submission of anonymous F-Number data as well as any contractor or client comments for consideration.
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Welcome new member CPD Construction Products
The CFCA is pleased to welcome CPD as a new associate member of the association !
Founded in 1978, CPDŽ is a technology-oriented company specializing in the manufacture and supply of high performance specialty construction products. Over the years, we have earned our reputation nationwide for our integrity, quality and service. Now, CPDŽ markets diversified product families of over 100 products including polymer floorings, structural grouts, traffic-bearing waterproofing and cement-based systems across Canada, The United States of America and Europe.
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CFCA Newsletters
Please click HERE for the Winter 2010 newsletter.
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2010 Board of Directors
Pictured from left to right: Mr. Paul Bravo, Mr. Paul Garibotti,
Mr. Geoff Kinney, Mr. Brian Salazar and Mr. Gary Sharratt (click to enlarge).
The Concrete Floor Contractors Association of Canada is pleased to announce it's 2010 Board of Directors:
- Mr. Geoff Kinney, CFLRA (Chairman)
- Mr. Paul Bravo, Bravo Cement Windsor (Vice Chairman)
- Mr. Paul Garibotti, Bravo Cement Toronto (Treasurer)
- Mr. Brian Salazar, Euclid Chemical
- Mr. Gary Sharratt, Sika Canada
Construct Canada Presentation
Concrete Floor Finishes: Technical Issues and Lessons Learned
This presentation focuses on the architectural aspect of concrete floors including related technical issues, project planning and problem avoidance strategies. This session is designed for the specifier interested in the latest information on concrete floor technology including LEED applications.
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CSA A23.1-2009 Approved
The new 2009 version of CSA A23.1 Concrete Materials and Methods of Concrete Construction has published and now replaces the existing 2004 version.
Please click HERE for a short summary of changes.
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