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A thin piece of wood driven into the corners of the formwork to create surfaces at the corners of concrete columns and beams.
A thin piece of wood used to create a face at the corners of concrete columns and beams in angular shapes, placed at the corners of the formwork.
Foam board and joint rod
Ark Ace is not only known as a pioneer in the industry for face wood and joint bars, but it also holds an overwhelming market share. What is face wood? Outside of those involved in construction, it is rare for anyone to have a clear understanding of this material or component. When constructing concrete structures, the design of the corners (kado) and faces (men) for the purpose of curing and aesthetics, especially at the outer corners of columns, beams, and walls, is one aspect of the designer's work, with various shapes such as straight lines, curves, and custom forms. Additionally, walls may feature uneven surfaces for aesthetic grooves or to induce shrinkage cracks in the concrete, serving multiple purposes. Concrete structures are superior to other types in terms of fire resistance and water resistance, and furthermore, by applying design elements, they can create a more appealing surface rather than a uniform one. *You can download a catalog that covers plastic face wood and joint bars by material, size, and shape.
