At Weldpro Fabrications we are able to supply you with Concrete plywood formply moulds to suit different shape walls other than basic square designs. We supply plywood formwork in most shapes that your construction drawings may require. Our plywood can be supplied to suit curved sections on walls with rebates and angles to suit most architectural designs.
Concrete plywood formply moulds are primarily made using plywood and used in concrete construction to create the temporary molds or formwork needed to shape and hold the concrete while it sets. This includes applications like foundation formwork, wall formwork, column formwork, and slab formwork.
Our Concrete plywood formply moulds can be found when building.
- School playgrounds
- Bridges
- Parks
- Precast concrete
- Concrete frames
- Retaining walls
- Skate parks
- Building sites
- Concrete columns
We can supply your plywood formwork as a flat pack so that your form workers can assemble the pre fabricated walls fixed to your foundation blinding’s.
Concrete Plywood formwork moulds can be used for the following.
- Concrete curved walls molds
- Concrete seat molds
- Concrete round walls
- Concrete walls with rebates
- Concrete walls with curves and tapers
Our moulds are made to be used by concrete company’s that specialize in the industrial sector, they are a cost effective solution to help create intricate designed concrete walls using standard formply as you would normally use when building concrete walls. As concrete formply can only be used once on most curved walls or non standard walls it is costly to have expensive steel moulds or Thermoplastics and elastomers moulds made and then scrap after the project is complete.
What is the Purpose of Formwork?
- Formwork is used to shape concrete and hold it in position while it sets to the final shape of the concrete structure, whether it’s a wall, a column, a beam, or a slab.
- It provides temporary support for the wet concrete as it sets, preventing it from collapsing or shifting.
- Formwork can also accommodate reinforcing materials like steel bars (rebar) to further strengthen the concrete structure.
- The type of formwork used can influence the surface texture shape and finish of the concrete after it cures.
Types of Formwork
- Traditionally timber is often used for simpler shapes.
- Steel formwork Offers higher strength and durability, especially for complex structures but can be expensive to have fabricated.
- Aluminum can be lightweight and suitable for various applications.
- Plastic Provides a smooth finish and can be reusable.
Some things to consider when choosing formwork.
- Strength and Rigidity: Formwork must be strong enough to withstand the weight of wet concrete and any reinforcing materials.
- Water Tightness: It should be watertight to prevent concrete from leaking out.
- Easy Removal: Formwork should be designed for easy removal without damaging the concrete.
- Safety: Proper design and erection of formwork are crucial for site safety.
- Cost and Time: The type and method of formwork used can significantly impact project costs and timelines.
In essence, formwork is a crucial aspect of concrete construction, providing the necessary support and shaping to create durable and functional structures.
The above pictures are some of the projects we have helped our costumers with in cutting and supplying our curved sections and uprights, these walls are curved and have tapers on the upright ribs to suit the design drawing that were supplied by the concrete contractors.
Please feel free to call Danny on 0438 926 000 to see if we can be of assistance on your next concrete plywood formply mould wall.