STAY-FORM® is the most cost effective solution for forming bulkheads, tunnels or any below-grade structure. Stay-Form® is easy-to-cut when forming construction joints, keyways and curved shapes, saving valuable time.
STAY-FORM® is heavily used as a bulkhead form and being lighter than plywood or steel sheeting, is easier and faster to place.
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If you do not have the luxury or room to strip formwork, STAY-FORM® is the right product for the job.
Use STAY-FORM® for forming bulkheads because it does not have to be stripped out after the concrete pour.
When forming below grade structures like a pile cap, STAY-FORM® can save time and labor.
Grade beams are easily formed using STAY-FORM® and rebar or lumber as bracing.
Electrical contractors find it easier to form ductbanks with STAY-FORM® than with other forming systems.
Contractors use STAY-FORM® on bridge projects to form footings, edge forms and bulkheads.
AMICO rule of thumb is to “brace STAY-FORM® like you would a piece of plywood.”
Concrete forming is the process of holding freshly poured concrete in place while it dries and hardens. Once the concrete has completely dried, the forms can be removed to uncover the finished product. These concrete forms act as a support system to mold the concrete into various shapes and ensure the concrete is set properly.
A concrete wall forming system is a form or mold that you may use to create sections of a concrete wall. Stay-form is an excellent product to use in place of traditional concrete forms such as wood or steel forms. Stay-forms concrete forming systems do not require stripping after the concrete pour as most traditional concrete wall forms do. This can save you an excess of 35% in time, labor, and materials.
Stay-form concrete wall forms stay in place after the pour. Rebar or metal fabricated bracings can also be left in place.
Stay-form concrete forming system is the most cost-effective solution for forming bulkheads, tunnels, or any below-grade structure. For more information on Blindside Walls click here.
