Reinforced concrete (RCC) stairs under construction are a critical structural element designed to provide durable and stable access between different levels of a building. During construction, these stairs are formed using a combination of steel reinforcement bars and poured concrete, ensuring both strength and flexibility to withstand loads and stresses. Temporary formwork is erected to shape the stairs and support the wet concrete until it sets and achieves sufficient strength. Proper alignment, reinforcement placement, and concrete mixing are essential to ensure the stairs meet structural and safety standards. The construction process also involves carefully curing the concrete to prevent cracks and enhance durability.
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