NOVA FORMWORKS

  A formwork acts as a permanent or temporary structure where the mixture of concrete is poured. This process is also known as shuttering or centering. It is an important element in the construction process that helps to get the desired shape. It is generally designed of timber, steel, or prefabricated forms.   Formwork Specification When you are choosing formwork, you need to consider the type of concrete, and the degree of temperature since these two factors influence the pressure.   The wet concrete that is poured into the formwork exerts hydrostatic pressure. Therefore the formwork should be able to handle the pressure. The base of the concrete wall formwork should be able to withstand the weight of the wet concrete. The design of concrete wall formwork is quite complex, and it takes time. The price can range up to 25 percent of the overall price of the structure. Fortunately, you can reuse stripped concrete formwork, and it helps to reduce much time and effort.   Timber

  One of the greatest common skills that are extensively used in India is the Glass Fibre Reinforced Gypsum knowledge. The panels are designed of high concentration alpha-based gypsum plaster. This technology was first used in Australia in the year 1980. The panel is made in an eco-friendly way. It can be cut into the desired size of your roofs, walls, and windows as well. This technology is widely used in India, such as Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala. The panel can be used to erect huge hospitals, schools, and houses. GFRG is best suited for low cost housing construction . The entire manufacturing process requires less energy. The critical ingredient of GFRG panels can be found easily in the market at affordable rates. These panels are easier to assemble. Unlike other construction methods, it does not need any curing time. Therefore, the cost of labour and construction is significantly reduced. When this method is applied, it reduces the cost by: ●         A cheaper alternative

Formwork is a structure that is used to bolster and keep in place concrete so that you get it in the desired shape before it sets in and hardens. Formwork can be temporary or permanent according to the need of a project.   Formwork is designed in a way that it can not just hold the weight of the concrete i.e. fresh concrete but also the weight and load of the people that are working on it. What is Concrete Beam formwork? Concrete beam / Slab formwork holds a load of concrete during curing and when the concrete slab is put on the permanent supports. The bases are also referred to as sills. They are made either from metal or using wood. These bases bolster the vertical stringers and also offer prop to the horizontal joists. It is these horizontal joists that help build a flat surface where the plywood, timber, steel sheets, fiberglass, or aluminum can be utilized as a base where the concrete is put. In the majority of the cases, the whole beam formwork system can be put to use aga

  It is only essential to start the write up by mentioning that the initial aluminium formwork system could be traced back to the early ’90s where the Malaysian Company Mivan introduced their first concept. They are still a major force in today’s market for aluminium formwork manufacturers. This is why many often call the system Mivan Shuttering as well. If you are a first-timer, you must realise that the aluminium formwork system essentially allows you to cast entire slabs and columns all at once- thereby making the whole unit a composite structure. Difference between Formwork and Shuttering Factually speaking, both formwork and shuttering are typical vernacular in the concrete construction industry. Moreover, the terms are most commonly interspersed during use. When it comes to formworks, it could be defined as an umbrella term for the forming process. On the other side, aluminium shuttering refers to the short-term moulds used to hold wet concrete before their set. Aluminiu