Road Forms

Road Forms are fixed-form sections that set the boundary, line and level for concrete roads, slabs, kerbs and footpaths. The profile is held by driven Road Form Pins through the form housing.

At a glance

Road Forms at a glance.

What it is

A fixed-form section

A form section set along the edge of a concrete road, slab, kerb or footpath pour.

Physical function

Establishes pour boundary

The section sets the edge, line and level for concrete placement and defines the finished profile.

Configuration

Form height and length

4, 6, 8, 10 or 12 inch nominal height; 10 foot length; plain finish; reusable steel form section.

Also known as

Steel road formsPaving formsFixed-form pavingSide formsConcrete paving formsFlatwork formsRoad formsRoadformRoad formersSteel formersShutteringSideformsBoxingSteel forms

How it works

Set on grade and pinned

Position the form section along the pour edge and level it to the required grade. Road Form Pins driven through the housing pockets secure the section and hold it to line and level.

Common applications

Where it is used.

Application

Fixed-form concrete paving

Establishes the edge and profile for fixed-form road and slab pours.

Application

Roads, kerbs and channels

Creates the boundary and profile for road, kerb, gutter and channel work.

Application

Footpath and slab edges

Sets a fixed edge at controlled line and level around footpaths and flatwork perimeters.

Concrete systems

Fixed-form paving edge

Road Forms set reusable form edges for roads, slabs, kerbs, channels and footpaths. Road Form Pins secure the form sections through the pockets. Round Stakes hold adjacent temporary edges.

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