precast
/ˈpriːkæst/Definitions
1. noun
Concrete or other materials that have been cast and set before being transported to a building site for assembly into a structure.
“The construction team used precast concrete beams to build the frame of the new skyscraper.”
2. verb
To form or produce something before it is installed or assembled in a particular place.
“The precast design made it easier for the workers to install the new flooring system.”
3. adjective
Produced or formed before it is installed or assembled in a particular place.
“The precast components of the bridge were transported to the site and assembled quickly.”