The use of steel fibres in the construction of concrete floors has a number of distinct advantages over traditional methods such as mesh reinforcement.

Steel fibre reinforced concrete (SFRC) has improved behaviour in a number of areas such as shrinkage cracking, impact resistance, energy absorption and temperature variations which produces a more ductile and less permeable material.

In terms of SFRC flooring construction, joint spacing can be increased, the section is uniformly reinforced throughout its thickness, because there is no placing and cutting of mesh, time and money are saved as well as a reduction in thickness.