Installation of Floor Framing on a Slab

1. Laying Out the Anticon
Placing anticon under the external floor framing is crucial for moisture protection and compliance with engineering details. Make sure you:

• Roll out and position the anticon correctly under all external framing areas.
• Maintain a tight seal by following any overlap or taping instructions provided in the product or engineering guidelines.

2. Ensuring the Floor Frame Is Square
Once the anticon is in place, lay out your floor framing so that:

• Every corner aligns precisely with the dimensions from your manufacturing drawings.
• You measure diagonals to confirm the framing is perfectly square before securing anything permanently.
• You double-check side-to-side measurements to avoid any twists or misalignments.

3. Securing the Frame to the Concrete
The final step is to fix the floor framing to the slab using screw bolts as specified by your engineering drawings. Be sure to:

• Identify the exact bolt locations indicated on the drawings for proper structural integrity.
• Drill to the recommended depth, ensuring your bolts will hold the framing firmly in place.
• Prepare the framing surface (e.g., pilot holes or countersinking) to maintain a level finish once the bolts are tightened.

By following these steps and consulting your engineering documents, you’ll achieve a sturdy, level, and moisture-protected floor frame—ready for the next phase of construction.