One of the key features of BecoWallform is the simplicity of the building process.

BecoWallform components have tongues on the top and grooves on the bottom, forming a strong interlock in parallel and at right angles to a modular grid of 62.5mm.

This means the designer can realise any plan layout to dimensions which are a multiple of 62.5mm.

Smaller site dimensions may be cut exactly to size within the thickness of polystyrene once the concrete is cured.

A builder placing a Wallform 375 wallblock onto a wall at a corner1. The lightweight Wallform elements simply fit together in a modular grid of 62.5mm.

A builder using a pad saw to cut through a wallblock from the Wallform insulated concrete formwork system 2. With a saw or hot wire cutter, components are easily cut to size.

An end piece component being inserted into the Wallform insulated concrete formwork system at a corner to close off the concrete core3. Openings at wall ends, corners and T-junctions are closed with the end pieces.

 

A 45 degree corner block being built into a Wallform insulated concrete formwork system wall4. Using the Wallform corner block, 45° corners fit together without thermal bridging.

A curved wallblock being put into position5. Curved walls in any radius and in any thickness are possible with Wallform curved blocks.

A builder fitting a Wallform ICF Lintel wallblock into position above a doorway6. The Wallform lintel or roller shutters are placed over window or door openings.

 

A builder removing an archway cutout from the Wallform insulated concrete formwork system to form an arched doorway7. Arches are formed by cutting the opening shapes and inserting a metal sheet to act as a curved shutter.

The Wallform insulated concrete formwork system floor edge block being fitted into position8.Wallform floor edges blocks accommodate practically all types of solid floor and prevents thermal bridging.

The Wallform insulated concrete formwork system being supported by our aluminium propping system with two scaffolding boards acting as an access platform9. With the Wallform prop and screw support system, the wall is held in the vertical position.

 

A builder guiding concrete into the Wallform insulated concrete formwork system using a swan neck nozzle10. Concreting with the Wallform nozzle and ready-mix concrete or dry concrete from a silo.

Our hot wire cutter melting a service chase into the Wallform insulated concrete formwork system along a straight-edge11. Forming service chases in minutes is possible with the Wallform hot wire cutter.

An insulation plug being screwed into the Wallform insulated concrete formwork system12. Using BTI Wallplugs, lightweight fixings plug into the insulation foam, heavyweight fixings plug into the concrete core.

 

Step by Step Process was last modified: November 12th, 2024 by Beco