Forms/Shuttering/Falseworks TRIZ Cases

Quick-release profiles insert between grid elements to support concrete during initial hardening.

A formwork connecting device uses gravity and geometry to move a support prop between plug-in and retracted positions.

Central actuating means synchronizes screw-type spacer cylinders to reduce tedious manual adjustment time during rapid construction setup.

Modular connectors join plastic faceplates to rigid supports, resolving the trade-off between shape adaptability and structural integrity in concrete forming.

Metal frame retainers fix anchor bolts to prevent deflection during pouring, ensuring accurate placement.

A concrete light pole base form uses segmented inserts to create textured surfaces and precise bolt patterns.

A brace bracket uses a planar channel to hold form wall planks securely during construction.

A ceiling joist formwork system uses a rotating outer board and guided inner panel to simplify the stripping process.

Edge recesses and reversible forming boards hold projecting reinforcement elements, eliminating cumbersome manual repositioning around fixed obstacles.

Ribbed steel shell halves absorb pull-out forces without reinforcing iron, while a labyrinth seal prevents water ingress during installation.

Segmented formwork panels adapt to varying opening dimensions, reducing single-use waste and transportation costs.