Two major flaws in this video. 1. You have shown this freestanding where as the majority of projects will be done under the deck and poured with the slab. This would be much more complicated as the height needs to be spot on to attach to the slab as well as will require a lot of working to get it to be perfect with slab. As well as moving a huge panel in a single piece under props is not a fast task. 2. You neglected to set up all clamp sets and tell us how many will be required. Setting up clamp sets under a deck again takes 2-3 people and not 1, will also require ladders and very difficult in that limited space under a deck. In the end this will take at least 1-2 hours to move to the location, fiddle around and finally set up. This also is without mentioning the fact most slabs are raking, maximum weight allowed to be moved on site for safety ect... Many flaws in this pitch.
Rakesh Punjabi flaws in ur style of formwork but i can tell you in all the years ive done formwork we form and pour columns well before the deck id being formed.. only a few times have we poured columns with the deck and that was due to reo delays for the columns
PROBLEM IS U CANT ADJUST THE SIZE
one guy is holding the panel and is crouching and hiding in cam, what a waste of time
Do you sell concrete forms?
Zero cost? You stole everything!
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pls send your quotation for Hyderabad India
its available in india...
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Hi Dear how can i order for Iraq
We will ship to Iraz directly in ctrs. Email me oceanlink@aol.com
labour + material =
5 + 15 = 20;
20 + 5 = 25 ....
looking good
Combien son prix
Too much sugar,,,, wait till they fill that with concrete and it ends up in the street
you are right, they need to add multiple clamps and also side Supports else it will end up on the street
But no Company name? "Smart"
Company name at video end. Decorama Building Supply (917) 681-7177
Two major flaws in this video. 1. You have shown this freestanding where as the majority of projects will be done under the deck and poured with the slab. This would be much more complicated as the height needs to be spot on to attach to the slab as well as will require a lot of working to get it to be perfect with slab. As well as moving a huge panel in a single piece under props is not a fast task. 2. You neglected to set up all clamp sets and tell us how many will be required. Setting up clamp sets under a deck again takes 2-3 people and not 1, will also require ladders and very difficult in that limited space under a deck. In the end this will take at least 1-2 hours to move to the location, fiddle around and finally set up. This also is without mentioning the fact most slabs are raking, maximum weight allowed to be moved on site for safety ect...
Many flaws in this pitch.
Rakesh Punjabi flaws in ur style of formwork but i can tell you in all the years ive done formwork we form and pour columns well before the deck id being formed.. only a few times have we poured columns with the deck and that was due to reo delays for the columns
poor quality