The BF-170 formwork system is mainly used for the construction of double-sided walls and piers. It is supported on anchor cones embedded in the concrete wall from a previous pouring stage.
The BF-170 climbing bracket only allows of a small stripping distance necessary to remove the formwork panel. This makes it suitable for outside climbing of building walls while the inside formwork is supported on the previously built slabs and, also, climbing at both sides by combining these brackets with conventional ones with roll-back carriages.
- Suitable for any type of building construction
- Platform width: 170 cm
- 20 m2 formwork surface per pair of climbing brackets
- Anchorage to wall: AWF, DW15
- Roll-back carriage for formwork panel stripping
- BF-170 with sockets for handrail and supports for beams for working platform
- Easy installation of auxiliary and assembly platforms from of the main platform
- It can be used with perimeter working platforms
- It can be folded and dismantled
This new 178,000 m² large-scale housing scheme that is going to accommodate 15,000 public servants is located near the old Taguatinga Bus Station.
With first-class services and amenities, this tower is located on the banks of the Suquía River, an area in great development near the centre of Córdoba.
This is the second of three identical tower-type residential buildings located in Porteño-San Cristóbal.
Modular formwork system for the construction of any vertical concrete structure. Highlights: high performance rates at minimum labour cost.
Utmost flexible, light, crane-independent formwork. Ideal for walls, columns, beam sides and foundation construction.
Maximum flexibility and adjustment for vertical structures in civil engineering and building construction. Excellent concrete finish.
Flexible and versatile beam formwork system for civil engineering and building construction. Highly efficient and excellent concrete finish.
Light yet sturdy wall and column formwork with a wide range of multifunctional panels. Perfect for complex geometrical structures. Manual handling or gang forming.