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Unskilled worker trained
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Every step of the construction process is simplified:
• Placement, alignement, bracing.
• Setting of openings.
• Rebar insertion (if necessary).
• Service conduit penetration.
• Concrete pour. |
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Workers are trained on the COFFOR technology in just 2-3 days: training is performed quickly and directly on-site. In addition, workers are keen to learn since COFFOR is by far less physically demanding than other construction methods such as heavy formworks, bricks, concrete blocks, etc. |
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Easy rebar insertion |
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Visual inspection of the pour enables control of the concrete setting and eliminates segregation risks. It is possible to pour concrete in the walls and upper slab at the same time. |
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Easy rebar insertion (if necessary):
• Grouped in pairs, vertical rebar are inserted from the top into the axis of the C profiles.
• Horizontal rebar are then slid between the C profiles and vertical rebar.
As the horizontal and vertical rebar are secured, the necessity to tie them is eliminated.
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