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Types of Formwork And Its Uses in Construction

Formwork plays a crucial role in the construction industry. Let's understand the specific types and uses of Formwork.

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Types of Formwork And Its Uses in Construction

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  1. TYPES OF FORMWORK AND ITS USES IN CONSTRUCTION

  2. ABOUT FORMWORK: • Estimated 396 Cranes dotting Sydney’s Skyline it’s no wonder that Construction is big Business. There are more Construction Companies being formed every year and with the population set to continue its growth year on year there is no sign it will slow down anytime soon. • Most construction projects are now designed with state of the art computer programs a building company can easily see what kind of formwork and how much they will need before the commence their project. • Formwork comes in 2 main forms, that being Temporary and permanent structures. The most common formwork is the temporary supports built at the commencement of a build that support the structure until the building becomes self supporting. • Scaffolding Formwork has gone through many changes over the years and today it comes in both Aluminium for smaller jobs where access is tight, to steel for your high rise Construction where load bearing is much higher.

  3. TYPES OF FORMWORK Types of formwork commonly used in Sydney construction in h frames and v-shore framework. • STEEL H FRAMES • V-SHOR FRAME SYSTEMS

  4. STEEL H FRAMES • Steel H Frame formwork is utilised for many builds across the country and is commonly seen on Highrise sites and large construction projects. • They are a strong, reliable temporary structure erected at the base of your scaffold to form an even base for your project. • These temporary structures aid in levelling your build and providing you a base to move upwards.

  5. V-SHOR FRAME SYSTEMS • A V-Shor Frame System gives the builder a versatile and flexible frame design that consists of 3 main components: Frames, Braces and Adjustable bases. • Its flexible design allows the engineer to increase or decrease frame grid positions relative to the concrete thickness that is to be supported. PAINTING • V-Shor is capable of carrying up to 35.1kN per leg which make it the ideal framework for highway bridges and other projects where large concrete slabs must be moved into place. • Formwork is paramount in Construction and it cannot be substituted by technology. The better the formwork and the easier it is to work with the safer the Construction site and the more time efficient the project becomes. More Information

  6. CONTACT US PERTH OFFICE: TURBO ACCESS SYSTEMS PTY LTD 27 Lionel Street, Naval Base WA 6165 Phone: 08 9437 9389 Email: info@turboscaffolding.com.au SYDNEY OFFICE: TURBO SCAFFOLDING PTY LTD 4 Britton street, Smithfield NSW 2164 Phone: 02 9725 5233 Email: info@turboscaffolding.com.au MELBOURNE OFFICE: TURBO SCAFFOLDING PTY LTD 4 Newton Drive, Somerton VIC 3062 Phone: 03 9357 6388 Adam: 0499 484 446 Email: adam@turboscaffolding.com.au BRISBANE OFFICE: TURBO SCAFFOLDING PTY LTD 32 Macbarry Place Rocklea QLD 4106 PO Box 6511, Wetherill Park NSW 1851 Phone: 0421 723 687 Email: stuart@turboscaffolding.com.au SPEAK TO A QUALIFIED SCAFFOLDER NEAR YOU Get in Touch with Us for Your Scaffolding Requirements

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