Wall Formwork

Frami Xlife is a complete system, which also comprises high-performance safety and workplace accessories. The Frami Xlife panels are lightweight and easy to handle, so they can be erected very quickly by hand, without the use of a crane. On sites with a crane, it is also possible to lift several panels at a time, in a gang-form. The ingenious modular design makes for optimum adaptability to all job site conditions.

Framax Xlife is the framed formwork system that uses only a very few different panel formats to achieve a consistent 6" (15 cm) increment-grid, no matter whether the panels are stood upright or on their sides. All the connectors and accessories fit seamlessly into this grid – making for fast forming-times and high efficiency.

Large Area formwork Top 50 is a modular gang form system constructed from standard parts that can be assembled in any configuration for a wide range of applications. Shape, size, tie pattern, and plywood can be adapted to suit your jobsite requirements.

The all steel, modular form system is a waler-less, large size panel system that is best suited for columns, piers, pier caps, beams, retaining walls, foundation walls and culverts. Achieve faster pour rates, quicker assembly, while spanning large distances without intermediate support.

Circular formwork H20 is a practical circular formwork system that delivers smooth, curved walls from radius of any size greater than 12 ft.

Complicated column cross-sections, large column heights, many formwork re-use cycles, tough specifications regarding the concrete finish – Column formwork Top 50 can handle them all.

Universal panels from the framed formwork systems are ideal for forming varied cross-sections of column in 2" increments – without needing a dedicated column formwork system on the site.

Universal panels from the framed formwork systems are ideal for forming varied cross-sections of column in a 2" increment – without needing a dedicated column formwork system on the site.

Wherever large numbers of columns, with varying cross-sections, need to be formed on time and on budget.

Supporting construction frames enable the concreting forces to be safely transferred by way of diagonal anchors in cases where it is not possible to tie timber-beam elements or framed formwork panels through the concrete.