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Suspended slabs are structural elements commonly used in building construction, particularly in multi-story buildings and elevated structures. Unlike traditional concrete slabs, which are directly supported by columns or walls, suspended slabs are supported by beams, walls, or columns, leaving the space beneath them open or “suspended.” This design allows for flexibility in floor layout and maximizes usable space in buildings. Suspended slabs are typically constructed using reinforced concrete or precast concrete elements and are designed to withstand the imposed loads from occupants, furnishings, and environmental conditions. They require careful engineering and construction to ensure structural integrity and safety. Suspended slabs are widely used in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings, providing efficient and adaptable solutions for various architectural and structural requirements.