This extraordinarily flexible and versatile wall and column formwork is highly efficient and provides an excellent concrete finish for any vertical structure in building construction and civil works: walls, piers, abutments, columns, etc.
Based on the MK system, the panels are shaped to measure according to needs.
The panels are designed and assembled according to the requirements of the project:
- Shape: individual panel shape with standard parts
- Size: panel height and width according to customer requirements, maximum panel area: 25 m2
- Concrete finish: excellent results for fair-faced-concrete surfaces and predefined wall pattern of form ties
- Concrete pressure: adaptation of panel design according to demanded concrete pressure by adjusting the timber beam and waler spacing
- Based on the MK system, employs the same elements in different formwork applications
- The panels are pre-assembled consisting of MK walers and timber beams as board support
- Flexible and versatile system for any geometry
- Excellent concrete finish and suitable for concrete surface designs
- Adaptable to defined concrete pressure
- Easily replaced panel board eases the reuse of panels and ensures a perfect concrete finish
- Panel joints are simple, adjustable and watertight; the requirement for fillers between panels is minimal
- Easy joining of walers and timber beams
- Shipping of not assembled material reduces the transport volume
- Simple and convenient attachment of safety items to the panels guarantees safe handling
- Using common standard accessories of other ULMA vertical formwork systems such as push-pull props, climbing brackets, anchors, etc.
The 'Catedral Cristo Rei' is under construction in Belo Horizonte and, when completed, will be the new headquarters of the Catholic Church in the city. The project, one of the last designed by the Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer between 2006 and 2010, will be a landmark building in the city.
The new Museum of Modern Art is located in the heart of Warsaw, Poland. With a total area of almost 20,000 m², it will house exhibition spaces, educational areas, conservation workshops, and even a café and cinema.
The D4R7-Bratislava project in Slovakia includes the construction of 27 km of the D4 Motorway and 32 km of the R7 Expressway, as well as 14 intersections, and more than 100 bridges, including the sizeable Danube Bridge.
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