When working on a construction project, choosing the right concrete forms is essential to ensure proper concrete setting and structural integrity. Whether you're constructing a home, pouring a foundation, or building steps, concrete forms are crucial in shaping and supporting the concrete as it cures. At 9 Brothers Building Supply, we provide high-quality concrete forms to meet the needs of your project. With two convenient locations in Long Island and the NYC area, our expert staff is ready to assist you in finding the perfect frameworks for your job.
Why Concrete Forms Are Essential for Your Project
Concrete forms are essential in shaping and holding concrete during the curing process. They ensure that your concrete sets properly, maintaining the intended shape and strength. Without the right formwork, your concrete may not provide the necessary support for your structure. Whether you're constructing a fence, pouring a foundation, or building a sidewalk, frameworks help you achieve the desired results with ease.
Strength and Lightweight Design
When selecting frameworks, it’s crucial to choose forms that are both strong and lightweight. A strong form ensures that the concrete will hold its shape as it sets, while a lightweight form makes it easier to work with and handle. You don't want a form that bends, cracks, or slips under the weight of the concrete, which could lead to structural issues. At 9 Brothers Building Supply, we offer a variety of frameworks that balance strength with ease of use, ensuring your project is a success.
Steel Concrete Forms for Durability
One of the best options for long-lasting concrete forms is steel. Steel forms are not only durable but also reusable, making them a cost-effective choice for multiple projects. These forms are designed to withstand the pressure of poured concrete and are resistant to wear and tear. Once your project is complete, steel concrete forms can often be sold or reused, making them an excellent investment for future jobs. Steel forms provide the rigidity and support needed for larger, more complex projects, ensuring that your structure remains stable and secure.
Versatility of Concrete Forms
Frameworks are used for a variety of projects, from simple residential tasks to large-scale commercial constructions. Some common uses for concrete forms include:
Regardless of the project, concrete forms are an essential tool for shaping and supporting the concrete during the curing process. Whether you're working on a small residential task or a larger commercial endeavor, having the right concrete forms is crucial to achieving professional-quality results.
Materials Used for Concrete Forms
There are several types of materials used to make frameworks, each offering its own set of benefits depending on the project. Steel is the most common material for frameworks, but other options are also available. For example, fiberglass forms are an excellent choice for projects requiring curved surfaces. Resin-bonded plywood forms are durable and versatile, while Sonotubes, made of lightweight and reinforced cardboard, are ideal for certain types of pours.
When choosing the right framework material, consider the specific needs of your project, the durability required, and whether the form can be reused for future tasks. At 9 Brothers Building Supply, we provide a range of frameworks in different materials to suit your needs, whether you’re working on a small-scale project or a large construction job.
Get the Concrete Forms You Need
When you’re ready to tackle your next project in the NYC area, 9 Brothers Building Supply has the products you need to get the job done right. Our two convenient Long Island locations are fully stocked with top-quality products, and our knowledgeable staff is here to assist you in choosing the perfect formwork for your project. Stop by today and let us help you find the best concrete forms for your construction needs!
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This bracket is designed to attach 2 outside fillers at a 22° angle. It can be used with our swing corners.
Options : 15° and 30°
2’ 8” : 2 bars – 7”, 27”
4’ : 2 bars – 7”, 27”
5’ : 3 bars – 7”, 27”, 51”
5’ 6” : 3 bars – 7”, 27”, 51”
6’ : 3 bars – 7”, 27”, 51”
2’ : 2 bars – 7”, 21”
2’ 8” : 2 bars – 7”, 21”
3’ : 2 bars – 7”, 21”
4’ : 3 bars – 7”, 21”, 37”
5’ : 4 bars – 7”, 21”, 37”, 55”
5’ 6” : 4 bars – 7”, 21”, 37”, 55”
6’ : 4 bars – 7”, 21”, 37”, 55”
“2’ 8” : 2 bars – 7”, 25”
3’ : 2 bars – 7”, 25”
4’ : 3 bars – 7”, 25”, 43”
5’ : 3 bars – 7”, 25”, 43”
5’ 6” : 4 bars – 7”, 25”, 43”, 63”
6’ : 4 bars – 7”, 25”, 43”, 63””
7.5”, 24.5”, 41.5”, 58.5”, 75.5”, 92.5, 109.5”
100 lb
The 7 bar panel is the most versatile panel on the market (for commercial work).
This 90-degree bracket is built to replace standard neutral corners. It can be used on any panel size.
This angle bar is available in two different lengths. One extends from 12” to 24” and the other from 24” to 36”.
Width available
12’’ 3/8
14’’ 3/8
16’’ 3/8
18’’ 3/8
20’’ 3/8
22’’ 3/8
24’’ 3/8
Lengths available
10’’-11’’-12’’
12’’-13’’-14’’
14’’-15’’-16’’
16’’-17’’-18’’
18’’-19’’-20’’
20’’-21’’-22’’
22’’-23’’-24’’
On customer’s request, the panels or column fillers can be cut to the desired height. However, the distance between bars remains the same on the panel, as shown on the picture opposite
The main advantage of this system is that no accessories are required for assembly. The system is simple and is quick to assemble.
This galvanized angle bar column is highly resistant to pressure during the casting process. Indeed, the angle bar being 3” wide reduces the risk of bending. Since this system is in kit form, the plywood can be turned around when it becomes worn.
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