NOVA FORMWORKS

  Concrete is the commonest material for developing tall buildings and structures nowadays. You will find concrete-made houses, offices, bridges, and many more when you go for a walk outside. Concrete gives firmness and durability to the structures, though these factors depend on the raw material quality. For developing a concrete structure, formwork also plays a significant role. A structure's durability and strength can vary depending on the type of formwork. Formwork is a temporary structure, which is the skeleton of the overall concrete structure. In the following section, you will find a guide to the different types of concrete formwork structures. At the same time, you will learn the importance of choosing the best concrete formwork companies . 1. Timber Formwork Timber is the most typical material for developing formworks. The formwork has been built using lumbers and logs. In ancient times, people used to establish mud houses with timber formworks. Therefore, using

  Concrete beams are suitable to act as horizontal ties between pile caps or footings. It requires continuous reinforcement to support the column effectively beyond its simple structure. It also gives adequate anchoring within the pile for the footings. The beam formwork either starts from the soil or above it between the piles. A continuous beam will transfer the building’s load on the ground or to bearing points so that the concrete system can distribute the load of the building on the soil. Details of Beam Construction Method The beam formwork system construction includes the following: ·          Preparing and excavation of the beam ·          The installation of the beam formwork ·          Placing the reinforcement of the beam ·          Pouring the concrete into beam space Prep Up the Beam It starts by laying trenches on the beam from the level. When using the beam between the piles, the preparation and the excavation is the initial step in deciding on pile co