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THE 90M³
SATURDAY POUR.

Drone aerial view of a 90m³ commercial slab pour with long pump on a Te Awamutu Saturday job

Back-to-back Saturday jobs after a full week. Ninety cubic metres on the ground in a single day, ahead of the weather.

This is the kind of pour where the planning starts the day the truck order goes in. Concrete trucks staged, pump set up, screed crew briefed, finishers ready to follow. The window is tight and the weather forecast is non-negotiable. Get the cubes down, get the screed across, get the trowel on, get the cuts in, walk off.

This was a commercial slab pour with the team running the long pump and the screed crew working back behind it. The pour ran the full Saturday with the finishers staying on through the evening to power-trowel and cut joints before the surface set up.

Big up to the boys. Saturday work back-to-back two weeks running, with the second week landing 90 cubes for one client.

  • 90 cubic metres in one Saturday pour
  • Long-pump and screed crew setup
  • Power-trowel finish on the day
  • Saw-cut joints into the evening
  • Back-to-back Saturday weeks for the same client
Mack truck on the slab at sunset, screed visible in the foreground
Power-trowel finisher mid-pass on a large commercial slab
Concrete pump pour into a foundation by hi-vis crew member
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