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Permanent jointing formwork vs. timber shutter - Which is faster in construction reality?
With Stremaform® joint formwork, installation is much faster than with conventional timber formwork.
The comparison video shows the obvious difference:
How does Stremaform® achieve this considerable time advantage?
- Stremaform® is a ready to install modular system
- Stremaform® is available with integrated waterstops
- No scabbling: Stremaform® creates highest surface class according to Eurocode 2
- No removal and recycling of formwork required
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Stremaform® formwork elements for working joints divide large structural components into concreting sections. No interruption of reinforcement
ProductFormwork elements for working joints Stremaform®
At the harbour dock in Palma de Mallorca the Stremaform® formwork element was used for concreting an underwater foundation.
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The "Ohligsmühle" building complex was built in Wuppertal-Elberfeld. The concrete working joints were securely sealed with Fradiflex® metal water stop.
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Wuppertal
Wuppertal
In Germany's oldest still working ship lift, Stremafix® back anchoring was used in the working joints of the reinforced concrete.
ProjectNiederfinow ship lift
Niederfinow
Niederfinow
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The "Business Garden Bucharest" office and commercial premises are situated in a central location in the capital city, surrounded by spacious gardens.
ProjectBusiness Garden Bucharest
Bukarest
Bukarest
