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Formwork molds in EPS (Styrofoam) and PUR (Polyurethane) give u freedom in designing your projects in concrete!
This makes our formwork ideal for applications in reconstruction & restauration, innovation, artworks, complex projects,
road & bridge construction, ...
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Railway station of Antwerpen (Belgium):
This reconstruction project started with 3D scanning and digital enhancing of the plaster cast from the original elements. With these digital images formwork in EPS was made for recreating the original shaping. The client poured concrete in the formworks to get artificial stone pieces with the original shape.
The end result.
Formwork in EPS for a cornice.
Close-up of the formwork in EPS for a cornice.
Formwork in EPS for decorative cornice.
The decorative cornice in concrete.
The decorative cornice in close-up.
The end result.
Concrete pillar.
Crematorium Hofheide: Acoestic openings in the ceiling
These elements in EPS were placed during the pouring of the concrete. They were removed afterwards, leaving acoustic holes in the ceiling.
These elements in EPS were placed during the pouring of the concrete. They were removed afterwards, leaving acoustic holes in the ceiling.
The EPS ceiling elements are being placed in between the rebars.
The acoestic holes are still visible in the ceiling.
The acoestic holes are still visible in the ceiling.
Red Star Line: Shuttering for watchtower of the museum
‘The Red Star Line’ was a Belgian shipping company that sailed immigrants from Antwerp to New York between 1873 and 1935. A watchtower in the shape of a steamboat was built for the museum about ‘The Red Star Line’. Strabag used EPS inner-shutterings covered with orange PVC foil and EPS outer-shutterings covered with PS-foil.
The end result. Formwork for the tower, resembling the exhaust of a steam boat was made for the Red Star Line museum.
Formwork in EPS with orange PVC foil to facilitate the stripping of the formwork from the concrete.
The formwork of the previous picture was made to create this curved shape.
This inner conical formwork is EPS, covered with orange PVC foil.
This outer conical formwork is EPS, covered with a PS sheet.
The inner conical formwork is EPS, covered with orange PVC foil and the outer conical formwork is EPS, covered with a PS sheet. In between the concrete is poured.
Embassy of Qatar (in Brussel): Shuttering mold for the domes
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The formwork for the different domes were milled in EPS and covered with orange PVC foil. The formwork strips easier when covered with this foil.
Twinplast made a basic shape in EPS. A mould for pouring different segments of a dome, was created (by our client) on this basic shape.
Concrete segment of one of the domes.
The concrete segments are being placed.
Twinplast mills the round inner formwork for one of the domes.
The milled round formwork is now covered with orange PVC foil (to facilitate stripping).
Another dome element with was milled and covered with orange PVC foil.
Another dome element with was milled and covered with orange PVC foil.
EPS shuttering molds were made for pouring the inner and outer domes in concrete by Prefadim. These shutterings in EPS were covered with orange PVC-foil for facilitating the formwork stripping.
Radar tower (Oostende): Gradual formwork in EPS
Concrete Challenge Desk: Shuttering mold for the desk for an exposition.
For the exposition ‘Experimenteel Beton’ (experimental concrete), this desk in concrete, on which can be written with white-marker was made. A formwork in EPS was made. Design: Michaela Stegerwald, Stegerwald Designs Formwork: Twinplast & NOE betonvormgeving Concrete: 8R betondesign
For the exposition ‘Experimenteel Beton’ (experimental concrete), this desk in concrete, on which can be written with white-marker was made. A formwork in EPS was made. Design: Michaela Stegerwald, Stegerwald Designs Formwork: Twinplast & NOE betonvormgeving Concrete: 8R betondesign
For the exposition ‘Experimenteel Beton’ (experimental concrete), this desk in concrete, on which can be written with white-marker was made. A formwork in EPS was made. Design: Michaela Stegerwald, Stegerwald Designs Formwork: Twinplast & NOE betonvormgeving Concrete: 8R betondesign