• Formwork: Learn its Definition, Components, Types and Removal Period here!

    Formwork: Learn its Definition, Components, Types and Removal Period here!

    Formwork (shuttering) in concrete construction is used as a mould for a structure in which fresh concrete is poured only to harden subsequently. Types of concrete formwork construction depend on formwork material and type of structural element.Formworks can also be named based on the type of structural member construction, such as slab formwork for use in a slab, beam formwork, column formwork for use in beams and columns, respectively, etc.
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  • Types of Formwork in Construction

    Types of Formwork in Construction

    Timber formwork is the most popular formwork among all others because it has been extensively used in construction since ancient times. In small constructions, timber formwork is popularly used because it offers you an onsite fabrication for the required shape and size of concrete. However, for larger constructions, using timber formwork is very time-consuming. One thing to note is that timber formwork has less life than other formwork.On the flip side, timber formwork is typically cheaper than aluminium, steel, or aluminium formwork when used for comparably smaller works.
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  • 9 Different Types of Formwork in Construction

    9 Different Types of Formwork in Construction

    Another name for Formwork is Shuttering, and this article discusses some of the different types of formwork available.Shuttering is made of wood or steel, and the surface that touches the concrete is chosen to achieve the desired finish.The formwork and falsework must be strong enough to sustain the weight of the wet concrete without causing substantial distortion.Timber Shuttering, Steel Shuttering, Aluminum Shuttering, Plywood Shuttering, Fabric Shuttering, and Plastic Shuttering are examples of shuttering used in buildings.
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  • What Is Shoring In Construction

    What Is Shoring In Construction

    When it comes to construction projects, ensuring safety and stability are top priorities. One crucial aspect of building construction is shoring. Shoring plays a vital role in supporting the structure during its construction or renovation phase.Shoring involves the installation of temporary structures, such as beams, posts, and scaffolding, to provide support to existing structures or excavation sites. This temporary stabilization technique is essential for ensuring the safety of workers, preventing structural collapse, and executing various construction activities.In this article, we will delve into the world of shoring in construction, exploring its definition, purpose, types, techniques, safety considerations, and common challenges. So, let’s dive in and discover the critical role that shoring plays in the construction industry.
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  • SHORING OR SCAFFOLDING? UNRAVELING CONCEPTS OF MODERN CONSTRUCTION

    SHORING OR SCAFFOLDING? UNRAVELING CONCEPTS OF MODERN CONSTRUCTION

    In the construction industry, the terms “shoring” and “scaffolding” are often used interchangeably, but their concepts of use, configuration, and specific utilities can create confusion if their function is not clear.A clarification is essential to understand their crucial role on any work site.
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  • 8 WAYS TO USE TEMPORARY PROPS

    8 WAYS TO USE TEMPORARY PROPS

    Temporary Propping, also sometimes referred to as a temporary propping system or temporary propping solution, is a common construction methodology that involves the design and installation of a temporary structural support system to support any sort of existing structure while nearby works are undertaken.Temporary propping involves a variety of applications and the below article will touch on just a few ways our temporary props can be used to achieve great results.
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  • WHAT IS TRENCH SHORING: YOUR GUIDE TO TRENCH

    WHAT IS TRENCH SHORING: YOUR GUIDE TO TRENCH

    Collapsing trenches or cave-ins create a significant risk to workers and your business. Workers can develop severe injuries from collapses or cave-ins, and your project can end up behind schedule without the proper protective systems.When you use the right equipment and techniques, you can reduce the risk of worker exposure to hazards, including collapses, falls, falling loads and incidents related to moving equipment. The correct protective system will also keep you in compliance with standards from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), which is essential for every business. Trench shoring and different trench shoring methods and equipment can help keep your workers safe from harm while increasing your project efficiency and productivity.
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  • Proper Use of Push-pull Props in Construction.

    Proper Use of Push-pull Props in Construction.

    Push-pull props are required when a structure is at risk of horizontal movement or when a wall is in danger of collapsing. This can be caused by wind, seismic activity, or uneven loads. Before installing push-pull props, it is essential to assess the site and identify the need for additional support. A structural engineer can provide guidance on the appropriate use of push-pull props for a specific project.
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  • FAQ About Shoring Frame

    FAQ About Shoring Frame

    Many argue that shoring frames are similar, if not the same as scaffolding systems. When, in reality, they are not. Here with us at Total Contec, we are all about reality, as well as assistance to you when it comes to your business.So, in this guide, we will go over the truth into what a shoring frame is, what real purpose is, as well as its advantages and drawbacks when you choose to use them.
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  • What You Need to Know About Different Shoring Techniques

    What You Need to Know About Different Shoring Techniques

    Construction projects require lots of complex excavating and digging by machine or by hand. Often, this is done in ground that has been loosened up with heavy site traffic and other nearby excavation. On top of all this, there’s the issue of water, either from the ground itself or from rainfall. For all of these reasons, shoring techniques become a vital part of keeping structures and excavations in the ground stable, safe for workers and free of potentially costly collapses.
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  • Types of Shoring Systems

    Types of Shoring Systems

    Shoring is a common technique used to reinforce below-ground excavations during construction projects, as well as to provide temporary reinforcement for above-ground structures which are in the process of being renovated or permanently reinforced by other means. It’s a popular technique which has existed for decades, however new advancements in both method and materials have meant that modern shoring allows us to create and maintain buildings which are grander and more complex than they ever have been before.
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  • H20 Wooden Beam

    H20 Wooden Beam

    H20 Wooden Beam is offered to customers by Gürbüz Scaffolding and Formwork. The beam highly fuctional as it can be used to make different molds. The wooden beam has a multipurpose use and high carrying capacity. It is preferred because of its long life and easy adaptability.The wooden beams are formed by laminating and joining the trees whose defects have been eliminated. Then, 3 layers of vertical and horizontal lamination is applied to the wooden beam to increase its strength. This also ensures that the tree does not twist and rotate. It is a useful building element as it is economical, lightweight and durable. H20 wooden beam with high bearing capacity is offered to our customers by our company.
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