C-shaped channels and internal projections retain concrete, improving steel–concrete engagement in lighter composite beams.
Swallowtail protrusions and notches let wall panels slide into columns for rapid assembly, while vertical channels carry building utilities.
Hardboard flanges replace heavy solid wood and sharp-edged steel, creating a lightweight wall stud that is easier to cut and handle.
Segmented engineered wood layers and intersecting ribs create a lightweight bi-directional slab that spreads loads across multi-floor structures.
L-shaped protrusions couple permanent forms to steel assemblies without temporary supports.
Segmented, interlocking column covers replicate masonry textures while simplifying installation and reducing visible seams.
Custom metal-frame cutouts route plumbing, wiring, HVAC, and sprinklers for easier site inspection.