Concrete bridge formwork

With us you can build bridges and more!

Conventional wood is limited when it comes to the shuttering of exposed concrete structures. The substances in concrete and wood lead to a reaction that gives the concrete an undesirable rough, sandy surface. The method used until now for whitewashing on site is very complex and expensive.

The developers at Holzwerke Ladenburger have found an ideal solution for this: the so-called “PUR formwork” elegantly gets round the described reaction by coating the wood used at the factory. The boards are also given a double-wedge groove. This makes them much easier to assemble.

Because PUR formwork can be re-used multiple times, the costs are paid off. The amount of time required for the replacement of the concrete formwork on the building site is also reduced. This allows projects to advance more quickly and the overall costs to be reduced. Sustainability is also taken into account once more by the multi-use characteristic.

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  • Concrete formwork, double wedge groove profile

    Double wedge groove profile

    Coated planed goods in different thicknesses and widths for various purposes. This is how we achieve greater flexibility regarding all your building projects

    Product properties and application areas:

    • Moisture-hardening surface
    • Extremely high abrasion resistance
    • The coating prevents the fresh cement paste from reacting with substances in the wood
    • Increased usage compared to conventional wooden formwork
    • Ready-to-use
    • Formwork for exposed concrete
    • Formwork for multiple use
    Concrete formwork, jointed profile

    Jointed profile

    With the Ladenburger jointed profile you will achieve greater flexibility when it comes to making individual shapes. The tried-and-tested PUR coating means it can be used multiple times.

    Product properties and application areas:

    • Moisture-hardening surface
    • Extremely high abrasion resistance
    • The coating prevents the fresh cement paste from reacting with substances in the wood
    • Increased usage compared to conventional wooden formwork
    • Ready-to-use
    • Formwork for exposed concrete
    • Formwork for multiple use