precast
/priˈkæst/
adjective
- Describing concrete that has been cast into a shape before being moved to its final location.
- The new parking garage was built using precast concrete panels.
- They ordered precast beams for the bridge project.
- Precast steps are often used in construction because they are strong and easy to install.
verb
- To cast (concrete) into a shape before moving it to its final position.
- Workers will precast the pillars before transporting them to the building site.
- They precast the entire wall section in one piece.
- The company precasts the concrete slabs at their factory.