Use of modern and new formworks

Memorandum:

To:     Accounts Payable

         Project Management

Subject:   Utilization of new formworks technology

Attention:  Engr. GCH

The days of cocolumber formworks and even A and H frame and wires are over:

Take a look at these pictures so that we can save money, be safe, and finish projects earlier.  I would suggest research, and even seminars to learn this new technology:

1.  Use of GI pipes and clamps

2. Use of clamps to press column formworks, and even wall formworks to save on nails and other supports (shoring jacks and braces)

3.  Use of phenolic instead of ordinary marine plywood.

Be updated and be modern.

 This office will no longer approve formworks that are old,  obsolete, and costly

  

                                    Use of phenolic plywood, and pin locks/braces

                                                The pin and pin locks were fabricated

Phenolic does not need mortar or other finishing,  the concrete is smooth and presentable
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Use of GI pipes with brackets as formworks

                           House construction in Cainta Greenwoods using GI pipe with coupler

We seldom see coco lumber or good lumber  or even A or H frame as formworks.   We see modern construction using full length G I pipes with brackets - coupler  But we still order a large amount of coco lumber or lumber for formworks.

There could be less waste, lesser cost, and faster work using this modern system

Can we do the same for our construction.  

Let us be part of the modern age/generation

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Jorge Saguinsin