How does execution with Monolithic Panels work?

An overview, not a standalone execution manual

This article presents a general overview of the stages typically involved in executing projects with Monolithic Panels. It is for informational purposes only and does not replace design, technical planning, qualified labor or an analysis specific to each project.

Executing a project with Monolithic Panels depends on design, proper planning and trained professionals — it is not a process that can be carried out based on informational content alone.

General stages of the shell construction

Depending on the contracted scope, executing the shell construction with Monolithic Panels may involve stages such as foundation or raft foundation, panel assembly, reinforcement and anchoring, structural mortar spraying, slabs, structure and roofing, as well as the electrical and plumbing infrastructure and the subfloor.

Panel installation

Installing Monolithic Panels typically involves inspection and preparation, marking, assembly, alignment and plumb, cutting, anchoring, reinforcement, opening preparation and release for utilities and finishing.

Structural mortar spraying

After assembly, structural mortar spraying generally includes panel preparation and inspection, application according to each project's technical specifications, spraying on the contracted faces, screeding and finishing, curing and final inspection.

Why design and qualified labor are essential

Each of these stages depends on design, planning and the work of trained professionals. ADIC Engenharia offers training and technical consulting precisely to support teams and professionals working with the system.