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Suspended Deck Level 2

This is the report from the as-built of the last pour at SM Grand Terminal Clark
Thanks Trevor. With a 2 metre grid and the readings I can see (mostly 114 mm to 116 mm, about a 2 mm total elevation spread), I can give a much better estimate.
For a slab 15 m × 38.625 m (~579 m²):
FL (Floor Levelness): approximately FL 70–90 FF (Floor Flatness): approximately FF 90–120
That is an excellent result. A floor only moving about 1–2 mm over 2 m intervals is well above a normal commercial slab.

For comparison:
Typical warehouse: FF 25–35 / FL 20–25 Good industrial floor: FF 50+ / FL 35+ Very high tolerance / “super flat” type floors: FF 100+ range
Because your survey is on a 2 m grid, it is not a true ASTM E1155 F-number test (which uses a specific measurement spacing and calculation), so the numbers above are an equivalent estimate.
For polished concrete, VNA, robotics, high-bay racking, etc., this floor would likely be considered very flat from the levels shown. Nice pour.

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