The Chain Mesh Method is a safety and containment system used on construction sites to protect workers, pedestrians, and nearby properties. It involves installing chain mesh or wire mesh around temporary scaffolding structures to prevent tools, materials, or debris...
Reo bars—also known as reobars or rebar—are essential components in concrete construction. These steel rods strengthen and stabilise concrete, making them critical in almost every structural build. Whether it’s a slab, column, driveway, or foundation, reo bar...
LVL formwork is widely used in construction because it’s strong, stable, and easy to work with. But when you’re building in termite-prone areas, it’s important to know how well LVL (Laminated Veneer Lumber) holds up. Whether you’re using LVL beams,...
Formply Australia is a high-performance plywood used to support wet concrete until it sets. In Australia, formply must meet strict strength and durability standards, especially when used in formwork. Whether you’re working with F14 plywood, F17 plywood, or...
F grade plywood is structural plywood used to build concrete formwork. It comes in different grades—like F14 and F17—that show how much load the plywood can handle. These grades help builders choose the right panel for the job, especially when working with formply in...
Formwork plywood, commonly known as formply, is a crucial material in Australian construction. This specialised plywood features a high-density phenolic overlay, designed specifically for concrete forming applications. The distinctive surface coating creates smooth,...
