I bought zinc coated double loop ties for our business.
I was sitting concrete in basements, and I wanted to make sure it was more than a slab of concrete.
I wanted it to have some give and hold up to whatever the families in those homes did… As long as the double loop ties were used properly, they could hold up to almost anything. The two of us had to make sure the loops were perfectly formed or they may not connect or connect securely. The two of us also had to make sure they were the same length and strength. The ties may not stretch at the same rate, and it can cause breakage or distortion. With the wire being zinc coated double loop tie wire, it was more corrosive resistant. The ties would remain in the concrete for as long as the concrete remains. When the concrete is detachd, they could particularly recycle the metal inside, but by being aware of what could happen if the sizing and strength are not equal, the two of us could put the wire together more abruptly and more efficiently. It didn’t take long for myself and others to realize there were other practical ways to use zinc coated double loop ties. One of our clients wanted to recycle tires and put them into the concrete in the basement, just for a more interesting look. I could bale the tires with the zinc coated double loop ties, so they didn’t transport while I poured the concrete. It was absolutely more interesting to look at, and it was less lavish in their cost for the concrete.
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