Metal Forms Corporation engineers, supplies and services three important segments of the concrete construction industry: concrete forming, material handling and concrete finishing. The concrete forms category includes steel forms for concrete construction, poly and plastic forms for concrete construction and steel construction stakes. The material handling category includes Sterling wheelbarrows, mortar tubs and brick carts. The concrete finishing category includes truss machines in three different weight classifications.
Steel Concrete Forms for: flatwork concrete forms, curb and gutter forms, concrete paving forms, and barrier and parapet forms.
| What is the difference between Base-Line and Slim-Line forms? | TOP | |
The Base-Line form has a 4" wide bottom flange and is made of 10 gauge steel which gives it stability makes it ideal for heavier concrete screeds. Slim-Line forms have a 2" wide top and bottom and are made of 12 gauge steel which makes them lighter and easier to fit in areas with limited accessibility. |
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| Does Metal Forms Corporation rent forms? | TOP | |
Metal Forms Corporation does not rent forms. However, contact us for a dealer near you that may rent them. Click here to find your local Metal Forms Corporation dealer. |
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| Does Metal Forms Corporation make wall forms? | TOP | |
Metal Forms Corporation does not make wall panel forms. However, we do make median barrier and bridge parapet forms. |
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| Does Metal Forms Corporation make pre-cast forms? | TOP | |
Metal Forms Corporation does not make pre-cast forms. |
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| How tight of radius can I get on steel flex forms? | TOP | |
Most steel flex forms can bend down to a 4-5 ft radius. |
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| What size stakes are recommended? | TOP | |
Most often the length of stakes used should be two times the height of the form, depending on soil conditions. 3/4” or 7/8” stakes can be used on flatwork forms and 7/8” or 1” diameter stakes can be used on paving forms. |
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