In most cases, traditional shutter board for concrete that could be available, has to be adjusted to the sizes required, while Monotub D.D. is usually delivered to your specification. Another advantage of Monotub D.D. is the fact that the formwork can be removed at the moment suitable for you, which enables you to increase manpower efficiency. Besides, the formwork can be used as column protection, after the concrete has cured. We have been supplying cardboard tubes to continental Europe where concrete is extensively used for many years. There they are utilised for producing aesthetically pleasing visible columns or for footings where they can play a valuable role in reducing labour on excavation and of course help in a cost reduction for each project.

How to Use Concrete Form Tubes: 14 Steps (with Pictures How to Use Concrete Form Tubes: 14 Steps (with Pictures

Monotub D.D. offers you the advantage of waterproof concrete formwork. This means it is not necessary to pour the concrete immediately after erecting the tubes.You can determine when this should be done, without the need for covering the formwork against rain, etc. Pouring the Concrete Pouring the concrete is easy with Monotub D.D. because of its strength it is possible to pour the column in one move. However, you will get the best result when the concrete is condensed after every 50 cm. With longer columns it is advisable to prevent the concrete from falling too deep, as this may cause damage to the inside of the formwork. Removing the Column Form You’ll find a range of underground drainage pipe sizes and shapes, including ovoid shape pipes and 300mm drainage pipes. Concrete drain and sewer pipes apply water flow to move freely underground. Concrete Footing Tubes Cardboard tubes, fibre form tubes or tubular forms, as often referred to, can be used to form concrete into piers or pillars to act as support columns for numerous construction projects either commercially or for DIY projects around the home and garden.