What is cast-in-place reinforced concrete floor? What are the advantages and disadvantages?

Cast-in-place reinforced concrete floor is a floor structure formed by formwork support, steel bar binding, concrete pouring and other construction procedures in the construction site according to the design position.

Advantages of cast-in-place reinforced concrete floor slab: the overall performance and rigidity of the structure are good, and it is suitable for buildings with high seismic fortification and integrity requirements, rooms with pipes passing through the floor slab (such as kitchens and bathrooms), rooms with irregular shapes or rooms with dimensions that do not meet the requirements of modulus.

Its disadvantages are: there are many on-site construction procedures, cast-in-place concrete needs to be cured, the construction period is long, and a large number of templates are used.