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News from MAX FRANK
Architectural eye-catcher
News | Aug 2019For the "Stuttgart 21" traffic construction project, chalice-shaped pillars are being built for the roof of the main railway station. In order to ensure compliance with the concrete covering, spacers made of fibre concrete are used on the reinforcement of the columns.
Working at the vineyard ...
News | Jul 2019The location of the new administration building of Südwestmetall Esslingen posed a major challenge for the architects. The geometry of the vineyards is also reflected in the building’s architecture.
Best practice guide for Stremaform® formwork element for construction joints
News | Jul 2019As the market leader in formwork elements, MAX FRANK guarantees a ready-to-install product engineered in Germany in Stremaform®. Download the new best practice guide now!
How to: Spacers for curved exposed concrete surfaces
News | Jun 2019The requirements for shuttered fair-faced concrete surfaces are particularly high for representative structural elements in building construction. For this purpose, spacers with a minimum contact area are recommended in order to avoid marking the contact points.
How to: Arcade with acoustic and thermal decoupling
News | May 2019Acoustic and thermal decoupling is important for quality of living when connecting multi-storey residential buildings via arcades.
How to: Simple manufacture of expansion joints with complex component cross sections
News | Apr 2019Whether for force transmission, sealing or special component geometries – there is a great deal of variation in the execution of expansion joints. For that reason, the manufacture of this formwork on the building site is often complex, unreliable and time-consuming.
How to: Shear force transmission for load-bearing exposed precast concrete façades
News | Mar 2019For optimum shear force transmission, load-bearing precast concrete sections can be connected to the internal structure using Egcobox® thermal breaks.
This was BAU 2019
News | Jan 2019MAX FRANK presented products and solutions for the Engineering and Waterproofing sectors.
How to: Formwork for funnel structures
News | Oct 2018Concrete structural elements that are curved and inclined on one side can be produced simply and rationally with Stremaform® formwork elements.
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