Variant 1 - Propping of the cantilevering panels at the one-third point

Ground rules

Permitted slab thickness [cm] without additional precautions

Panel size

Permitted slab thickness

Deflection
as per DIN 18202

1.22x2.44m

30

Line 6

1.22x2.44m

> 30 - 32

Line 5

0.81x2.44m

45

Line 6

0.81x2.44m

> 45 - 50

Line 5

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Schematic set-up

1) Erect formwork in the typical zone until only the planned infill zone is left unformed; level and secure it against tip-over.

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A   Typical zone

2) Set up the cantilevering panels, level them and tie them back.

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B   Cantilevering panels

3) Mount guardrail systems.

4) Form the infilling in the typical zone.

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C   Infilling in typical zone

5) Form the infilling between the cantilevering panels.

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D   Infilling between cantilevering panels

6) Mount the stop-end formwork.

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Dokadek heads


 

WARNING

➤ The Dokadek heads must always be fixed to the floor prop with the correct pin (exception: edge heads at a panel joint).

➤ The edge head may only be fitted to the outside one-third point of the panel.

Right!
(floor props fitted to the outside one-third point)

Wrong!
(floor props fitted to the inside one-third point or to the middle)

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Position of the Dokadek heads
   

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Legend

Support head

Edge head
18mm / 21mm / 27mm

Cross head

Wall head

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1)

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1) 2)

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1)

1) Spring locked connecting pin 16mm not included with product

2) Spring locked connecting pin 16mm only needed when the edge head is combined with an infill beam

 

NOTICE

▪ When placing the panels onto the heads, make sure that the panels are correctly fixed in the heads.

▪ Edge heads to which infill beams are mounted (in the infill zone) must be secured with Spring locked connecting pins 16 mm.

▪ If a Dokadek panel 1.22x2.44m is to be connected, the cross head is fitted in the middle of the broad­side of the panel.

▪ If a Dokadek panel 0.81x2.44m is to be connected, the cross head is fitted at the one-third point of the broadside of the panel.

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Installation examples

Support head

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Edge head

Used at panel joint

Used with panel and infill beam

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A   Pin for fixing the edge head on the panel (included with product)

Identification mark (D) on 'Edge head' to show matching sheet thickness

Sheet thickness

18 mm

21 mm

27 mm

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Cross head

Wall head

Used on the broadside of the panel, at the one-third point or in the middle of the panel

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Forming wall junctions

In place of the relevant edge head at the one-third point of the panel, on wall junctions the 4-way head or Lowering head is used instead.

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A   4-way head H20 or Lowering head H20

B   Spring-locked connecting pin 16 mm

C   Height compensation min. 21 mm (fix with nails)

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Securing the formwork against tip-over


 

WARNING

➤ Before anybody steps onto the surface of the formwork, its stability must be ensured by e.g. wall clamps or lashing straps.

➤ Transfer of horizontal loads as defined by EN 12812 must be ensured by other measures (e.g. by transferring these loads into the structure or using tie-backs).

➤ All cantilevered panels must be secured against overturning.

 

For more information on tie-backs with lashing straps, see the section headed 'Floor formwork around edges' in the 'Panel floor formwork Dokadek 30' User Information booklet.

 

NOTICE

▪ Secure every floor prop in the 1st row of props with a Removable folding tripod.

- Shoring height < 3.00 m: Removable folding tripod

- Shoring height ≥ 3.00 m: Removable folding tripod 1.20m

▪ While the formwork is being set up, make a braced unit on the 1st pair of panels (with removable fold­ing tripods), every max. 7.50 m and on the last pair of panels (without removable folding tripods) – see 'Practical example 1 Braced unit on 1st pair of panels' & 'Practical example 2 Alternative braced unit'.

- Alternatively, tie-backs can also be attached (see Practical example 3 Alternative tie-back).

▪ Important to remember when mounting the floor prop (incl. cross head): in the typical zone, secure – with tripods – the props that have only 1 panel resting on them.

▪ Tie back the typical zones at the corners.

▪ Tie back cantilevering panels:

- by the Scaffold tube 0.50m on every panel joint (see Practical example 4 With bracing frame Eurex)

- additionally, on the outside panels, by the middle bulkhead plate (see 'Practical example 5 Tie-back at panel joint')

Variant with braced unit
   

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a ... braced unit on1st pair of panels, every max. 7.50 m and on the final pair of panels

A   Starting unit

Legend

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Removable folding tripod

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Fixing point (e.g. with tie-back)
Arrow = direction of the tie-back

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Braced unit

Variant without braced unit
   

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a ... braced unit / tie-back on1st pair of panels, every max. 7.50 m and on the final pair of panels

Variant with Bracing frame Eurex
   

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a ... braced unit with bracing frames Eurex on1st pair of panels, every max. 7.50 m and on the final pair of panels

A   Starting unit

Legend

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Removable folding tripod

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Fixing point (e.g. with tie-back)
Arrow = direction of the tie-back

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Braced unit

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Bracing frames Eurex with diagonal crosses

Practical example 1
Braced unit on 1st pair of panels
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Practical example 2
Alternative braced unit
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Practical example 3
Alternative tie-back
   

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Practical example 4
With bracing frame Eurex
   

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A   Bracing frame Eurex

B   Diagonal cross

Practical example 5
Tie-back at panel joint
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a ... 50 cm

Permitted bracing force in longitudinal direction on the Scaffold tube 48.3mm 0.50m: 5 kN

Practical example 6
Tie-back in middle bulkhead plate
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Permitted bracing force in longitudinal and transverse directions at the middle bulkhead plate: 5 kN

Practical example 7
Tie back at the inter-panel joint at the middle point with Dokadek plumbing strut connector
   

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A   Bracing clamp B

B   Plank

C   Lashing strap 5.00m

D   Doka express anchor 16x125mm

E   Scaffold tube 48.3mm 0.50m

F   Dokadek plumbing-strut connector

G   Plumbing strut 340 IB or 540 IB

Permitted compressive force: 13.5 kN

Permitted tensile force: 5 kN

 

For details on use of the Dokadek plumbing strut connector see the section headed 'Sloping slabs' in the 'Panel floor formwork Dokadek 30' User Information booklet.

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Bracing clamp B

Planks can be attached to the floor props as diagonal braces, using the Bracing clamp B.

 

NOTICE

▪ Only allowed to be used as a set-up aid.

▪ Not suitable for sustaining horizontal loads during pouring.

▪ Always hammer in the wedge from top to bottom!

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A   Bracing clamp B

B   Doka floor prop Eurex 30

C   Plank

Possible plank/floor-prop combinations with the Bracing clamp B

Eurex 30 top

Plank

2.4 x 15

3 x 15

4 x 15

5 x 10

5 x 12

5 x 15

IT

OT

IT

OT

IT

OT

IT

OT

IT

OT

IT

OT

250

300

350

400

450

550

Legend:

IT

Inner tube

OT

Outer tube

Possible to combine

Not possible to combine

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Guardrail systems on the formwork

 

For more information on permitted influence width of the handrail-post shoe, see the section headed 'Floor formwork around edges' in the 'Panel floor formwork Dokadek 30' User Information booklet.

Note:

The position of the Handrail-post shoe short is different from that in the standard installation configuration as described in the 'Floor formwork around edges' section of the 'Panel floor formwork Dokadek 30' User Information booklet.

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A   Dokadek handrail-post shoe short

B   Bolt (vertical!)

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Fall-arrest systems on the structure

Note:

When tilting up cantilevering panels, make sure that these do not collide with the guardrail system on the structure. Different minimum room heights are required, depending on the attachment method used.

Possible ranges of use with Edge protection system XP

Attachment method used

Min. room height 'h'

Handrail-post shoe XP

310 cm

Railing clamp XP 40cm

300 cm

Screw-on shoe XP

300 cm

Note:

Follow any country-specific safety rules. For lower room heights, the guardrail system can be temporarily removed and a personal fall-arrest system (PFAS) must be used instead (e.g. the Doka personal fall-arrest set).

Practical example
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a ... 210 cm (checking is necessary for any other dimension than this!)

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