Band 6+: The diagram shows a process of making a storage area from a material called concrete canvas. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The diagram illustrates storage processing stages, where the initial material is a concrete canvas. In brief, the production has eight steps from manufacturing to use, including inflating and hydrating require a machine in undertaking the process.

Firstly, the manufacturing is carried out by arranging three distinct layers from concrete canvas into a square media. Furthermore, the top layer enables water to surpass; the second layer for dry concrete fibre; and the under layer is filled by a waterproof plastic. Subsequently, the package is sent to the site, then the package should be opened from the cover when it arrives.

Next, the package is tied and pegged, then from the location, the ground should be measured around 10 metres for the space. In the next stage is inflating, where the concrete canvas which has placed on the 10 metres’ ground should be pumped by the machine with the height of 2.5 metres. In the following process, the concrete canvas is hydrated by water. After that, the store will have to set up to 24 hours. Finally, the storage is already to fill with goods.