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Edge Forms, Standard Flatwork, and Specialty Forming

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10 Gauge Steel
Heavy-Duty design assures rugged performance and long life.

Box-Type Stake Pockets
Maximum support provided by pockets that attach to both the base and the face and extend to base/face corner.

4" Wide Base
Provides added support, strength and stability.

Full-Height End Connection
Provides full-depth alignment and a sturdy, reinforced joint.

12 Gauge Steel
Streamlined design permits easy handling and efficient transport.

V-Type Stake Pockets
Single Pockets and double pockets (on forms 9" and above) securely lock form to either 3/4" or 7/8" diameter stakes.

2" Wide Base
Permits minimum clearance pours and allows forms to be reversed (no top or bottom).

Bullnose End Connection
Provides self-aligning, tight joint.


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Specialty Forms

Special Punching/Sliding End Connection
Hole punching can be specified in the face, base and top tread of any standard form. When punched with dowel bar holes, the form is supplied with a sliding end connection to facilitate stripping over the bars.
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Right Angle Edge Forms
Precise specifications often require the construction of super flat floors and slabs. The right angle edge form is designed to help meet these demanding tolerances for floor flatness and levelness.

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Variable-Height (Stacked) Forms
Standard forms can be stacked on each other to form slabs of different depths. The illustration shows a 4" form stacked on a 6" form to achieve a 10" height.

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Dual Forms
These "two-for-one" forms permit the placement of two slab thickness with one reversible form.

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Keyway Forms
A "tongue and groove" joint between adjacent sections of flatwork is achieved by attaching keyway forms to the face of standard forms.

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Flexible Radius
Provides a convenient method of forming all types of curved and radius work.

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