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Balcony and ceiling edge formworks
Permanent formwork
The balcony and ceiling edge formworks are an ideal alternative to conventional timber formwork. The formwork elements remain in the concrete as permanent formwork and produce a clean finish of the concrete components.
Advantages
- Easy assembly
- No elaborate stripping work
- Saves time and costs
Product variants
Fibre concrete permanent edge formwork
for semi-finished parts
Fibre concrete permanent edge formwork is used in semi-finished parts, especially in wall, ceiling, balcony and staircase elements.
Depending on where the edge formwork is used, different product variants with and without drip formers are available.
- Good bond with the in-situ concrete
- Exposed concrete quality
- Fire resistance according to DIN 4102
- High compressive strength
- Durable
Fibre concrete shutter boards
as slab formwork and covering of formwork joints
Fibre concrete shutter boards are mainly used as slab-edge formwork.
As a covering for formwork joints, they prevent the escape of cement slurry.
- No elaborate stripping work
- Good bond with the in-situ concrete
- Dimensionally stable
System solution
Product download
Technical data sheet
Application guidelines / instruction of use
REACH Declaration of conformity
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