Formwork Resources

Reusable formwork usually makes more sense when the structure repeats enough to spread setup time, handling, and system cost across multiple pours. Traditional plywood formwork usually makes more sense when the geometry is irregular, the scope is short, or the crew needs more freedom to adapt in the field. If you want to compare those…

On cast-in-place concrete projects, the terms shoring, falsework, and reshoring often appear in drawings, scopes, and site conversations. While they are related, they refer to different stages of temporary structural support during a concrete slab cycle. Falsework supports formwork and freshly placed concrete before the structure can carry its own load. Reshoring is installed after…