Floors TRIZ Cases

A one-piece metal formwork frame uses a central rib to guide an adjustment zipper, preventing gaps that allow laitance infiltration.

A pre-tensioned bearing structure uses a second tensioner to flex the elongated body, preventing cracks during demolding while increasing load-bearing capacity.

An internally braced permanent formwork system supports wet concrete pressure while eliminating labor-intensive temporary stake removal.

A formwork element integrates a support device for concrete cover strips to secure reinforcing bars.

Interlocking panel ledges form channels for concrete, reducing crane lift weight and construction time.

A composite balcony slab uses a steel C-profile frame and stainless reinforcement to form a lightweight structural unit.

Engineered wood laminates replace metal reinforcement to reduce non-renewable material usage while maintaining structural stability.

Permanent fiber-reinforced fascia forms eliminate temporary formwork removal, reducing material disposal costs and labor expenses.

Segmented deck boards combine structural extrusions with aesthetic inserts to resolve anchoring and railing attachment constraints.

Hooked lever connection elements establish a stable two-dimensional frame without invasive fasteners that accelerate decay.

A composite interjoist merges a shutter into its body to reduce weight and cost.