Formwork and Shoring

Design starts from pour rate and concrete temperature, which govern lateral pressure. On a tall wall, the gap between a cautious assumption and an accurate one is several rows of form ties — meaning material, assembly time and cost.

From bridge deck to multi-storey building slab, the design accounts for camber, the stripping schedule and the chosen pour sequence.

Complex architectural shapes, vaults, tunnels. When the geometry repeats, custom steel formwork pays for itself quickly. When it does not, we look for the lightest solution.

Reshoring analysis determines how many levels stay shored and when you can strip without overloading the slab below. We also produce slab capacity analysis — typically for crane installation or relocation — and building structural analysis for atypical work methods or sequencing.