Fabric formwork/concrete mat Fabreform

The fabric formwork method "Fabreform," which can also be used for underwater construction, is attractive for its speed of installation.

FabriForm, which uses high-strength synthetic fibers and is also known as fabric formwork and concrete mat method, is a technique where concrete is injected into factory-made FabriForm mats based on design drawings and allowed to cure on-site. Compared to traditional cast-in-place concrete and the laying of precast blocks, it enables construction with fewer personnel and in a shorter time frame. Since underwater construction is possible, it eliminates the need for switching work and water-stopping work, resulting in shortened construction periods and enhanced economic efficiency. It adapts well to complex slopes with varying gradients, achieving a uniform thickness. Due to pressure injection by pumps, it can cover a wide area at once, regardless of slopes or flat areas. The FabriForm mats are lightweight, allowing for safe construction and easy transportation and storage. The water-cement ratio is significantly reduced, leading to particularly high initial strength and a shortened curing period. We offer a wide range of options tailored to usage conditions, including filter point type, no-filter type, and greening type. For more details, please contact us or refer to our catalog.

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