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Construction Sequence of A Typical Floor (Formwork Erection Based On Traditional Manual Method)
Construction Sequence of A Typical Floor (Formwork Erection Based On Traditional Manual Method)
Erection of
propping to
support the
floor form
waling
Placing of joist
supported on
prop to receive
the floor soffit
and beams
Timber joist
Fixing of floor
reinforcement
Propping system first erected to support the joist frame grid and the floor soffit
Typical layout of a residential floor with the wall and floor formwork being completed. Note that the
work arrangement of this site is to cut the floor into 2 phases. The floor on right-hand-side scheduled
as an advanced stage with reinforcing bar and built-in services fixed ready for stage 1 concreting
General set-up and work layout for typical floor for non-residential building
The completed wall and floor formwork with the floor reinforcement being
fixed. Works to do before concreting are:
- Final inspection of the steel fixing,
- check the shape, level, verticality, and alignment of all the formwork
elements,
- check whether the condition of formwork is firm and secure enough to
withstand the concreting process,
- provide and install the equipment ready for the carrying out of
concreting works.
Floor joist
frame grid
Erection of wall and floor formwork close to final completion as seen inside the floor below
Concreting to wall
and floor completed
Cycle repeated
similarly to the
upper floors
Safety concern work with formwork can be very dangerous due to:
-
Starter bar
Skirting strip
Timber or steel
bracket to support
the outer panel on
external wall
Repeated for
the next bay
Plywood boarding
Future
concrete line
Close up of the
propping detail that
support the joist grid
Waling strip
Wall
Stiffening stud
Plywood board
Actual application of
panel form to wall