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Hemali Patel is an accomplished content writer at Brick & Bolt, with 7 years of experience in the civil engineering and content writing fields. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, which has equipped her with a strong technical foundation. Her professional journey includes 3 years of teaching at engineering colleges and 4 years of content writing and editing. Her unique blend of technical knowledge and writing skills allows her to craft content that educates and engages readers in the construction industry. Outside of her profession, she enjoys reading and traveling.

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Seasoning of Timber: Importance, Types, and How It Improves Durability

October 1, 2024 | Posted by Hemali Patel

Wood, as a significant natural resource, finds unrivalled versatility in its use in construction. From decking your homes to fencing and woodworking, there’s little that timber can’t do. Timber or wood is one of the oldest and low-tech building materials,...

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What is Green Concrete? Types, Uses, and Properties

September 30, 2024 | Posted by Hemali Patel

In today’s world, global warming caused by excess Carbon dioxide emissions is a very concerning problem. The construction industry is one of the biggest contributors to this problem. Green concrete is a new material which can reduce this contribution and...

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TDR in Construction: Purpose, Advantages,Types, and Cost

September 30, 2024 | Posted by Hemali Patel

With increasing restrictions on the construction industry, the transfer of development rights (TDR) plays a decisive role in urban development and conservation. It allows little wriggle room for both property owners and construction planners. The concept of TDR proposes a...

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Why Choose Sloped Concrete Roofs? Construction Tips & Benefits

September 30, 2024 | Posted by Hemali Patel

Sloped concrete roofs are usually used in construction for high strength and aesthetic purposes. The surface of this roof is angled, which allows easy runoff of water and snow, hence preventing potential damage to buildings. The slope or pitch of...