To examine and compare filler slab technique and rat trap bond as an alternative low-cost construction technology
India is a developing country with only 20% of the highest-paid group. Affordable housing can be considered affordable for a low or middle-income person if the family can get a unit of housing for up to 30% of the family income. The low-income group in developing countries often does not have access to the housing market. Affordable housing is a related and closely related budget and seeks to reduce construction costs through better management, and efficient use of local resources, skills, and technologies without sacrificing the energy and health of the building.
The “Rat Trap Mouse and Filler Slab” approach can be applied to a housing project to achieve cost-effectiveness and structural stability without compromising the strength and durability of the system. In this project, we work on the Rat Trap Bond and Filler Slab Concept for alternative low-cost construction materials. It was analyzed in this case study of Ajni in Nagpur district of Maharashtra.
