The diagram shows a process of making a storage area from a material called concrete canvas (rewrite)

The diagram illustrates the

process

of constructing a

storage

area using a material called concrete canvas. The

process

consists of three main stages: manufacturing, assembling, and setting, all of which lead to the completion of the

storage

unit.

Overall

, the

process

is straightforward yet involves several detailed steps to ensure the proper construction of the

storage

area. In the first stage, concrete canvas is manufactured.

This

material consists of three layers: a fibrous top layer, a dry concrete middle layer, and a water-resistant bottom layer. Once the manufacturing

process

is complete, the concrete canvas is transported to the construction site. Upon arrival at the site, the material is unrolled and spread out over a designated area measuring 10 meters in length. To prevent any damage, a large plastic sheet is placed over it and secured with pegs at the corners. The construction

then

proceeds by inflating the material to form an igloo-shaped structure with a doorway. After inflation, the structure is thoroughly sprayed with water to initiate the setting

process

. In the final stage, the concrete is left to solidify for 20-24 hours. Once fully set, the

storage

unit is complete and ready for use.