
Formwork block
Foundation block
Formwork block
Formwork block (flooded) - Wall construction system
Formwork blocks are a modern alternative to traditional wooden formwork. They are ideal for erecting structures that require high strength, such as foundation walls, cellar walls, retaining walls or fence posts.
Technical parameters:
- Height: 24 cm.
- Length: 50 cm.
- Design: Tongue-and-groove system to facilitate precise jointing of elements without concrete mortar.
- Application: Construction of monolithic concrete and reinforced concrete walls.
Key benefits:
- Time saving: Quick "dry" installation (concrete pouring follows the laying of the layers).
- Economics: No need for costly formwork.
- Stability: The internal chambers allow the use of vertical and horizontal reinforcement to guarantee the highest load-bearing capacity of the structure.
Capacity and Consumption Table
| Parameter | Value |
| Hollow block length | 50 cm |
| Hollow block height | 24 cm |
| Number of pieces per 1 m2 of masonry | 8.33 units. |
| Concrete consumption (average) | approx. 0.13 - 0.16 m3 per 1m2 of masonry |
| Number of layers per 1 m height | approx. 4.2 layers |
Practical tips for the contractor:
- Reinforcement: The blocks have special cut-outs for rebar, allowing the structure to be reinforced both horizontally and vertically.
- Pouring: It is advisable to pour the concrete mixture in layers of approximately 1 m2 (i.e. 4 layers of bricks at a time) to ensure that the concrete is sufficiently compacted.
- Precision: Thanks to the repeatable dimensions of 50 cm in length and 24 cm in height, calculating the material needed is straightforward and subject to minimal error.
Colours

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