Slab Formwork MevaFlex
MevaFlex: The Conventional Slab Formwork
Conventional slab formwork with H20 beams, props, fork prop heads and loose facing sheet. Easy adaptation to changing slab layouts.
Features & Benefits
System components
Easy assembly with few parts: facing, H20 girders and props with forked prop heads
- Fewer parts speed up assembly, simple storage logistics
Favourable material costs
- Particularly economical solution where labour costs are lower
- Cost-effective on-site solution even for few re-uses
Free choice of facing
- Flexible adaptation of joint pattern to requirements
Tripod as assembly auxiliary for props
- Safe working already during assembly
H20 wood girder with high load capacity and low weight
(5 kg/m)
- Assembly and stripping by hand without crane below poured slabs
Forked prop head to support a wooden girder, or two when girders are overlapping
- Central position on top of the prop for maximum load capacity and Transfer
No grid for stringers and joists
- Adaptation to all kind of slab thicknesses and layouts – even for arched slabs
Simple assembly
Free choice of any MEVA prop for Support
- Easy slab forming at different heights
Charts with optimum prop spacing as planning aid
- Less engineering effort and fast verification of correct application
References
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Budapest: Playing in the shape sorting box
Children enjoy playing with it, teachers recommend it: the shape sorting box. Based on the popular toy, the architects who conceived the new Meséskert nursery designed the play areas on the top floor as a triangle, circle, and square.
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“Pick-up sticks” scaffolding in a very confined space
When construction companies think about the restoration of historic districts, their enthusiasm tends to be subdued. The foremen and their teams often face tricky tasks due to narrow access roads, lack of storage space and complicated logistics.
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Rosemont Hotel skyscraper with 7,000 m² indoor rain forest
Putting superlatives on Dubai’s skyline continues with the construction of the Rosemont Hotel and Residences on Sheikh Zayed Road.
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Extension of the Merkurcity shopping centre while business continues as usual
Ramps, architectural-concrete walls and ceilings, numerous concrete beams, rectangular and oval columns, rounded outside corners and bevelled inside corners.
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Metro Karlsruhe: STB 450 support frame masters forces of 250 kN
Karlsruhe, a city with 300,000 inhabitants, is a technology hub in Germany’s Southwest.
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The New Bavarian Museum of History specifies high standards in safety and finish
Large building site in the Bavarian town of Regensburg, where work on the new Bavarian Museum of History is in full swing.
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MEVA Guide to FormworkComplementary systems
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MT 60 Shoring Tower System
Safety Built-in from A to Z. MT 60 is compatible with the MevaDec slab formwork system.
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MEVA Stair Tower MTT
Safety for all concrete works up to a height of 90 m. Stand-alone option or attached to the building structure.
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Shoring Tower Space: High and Stable
Safety, working platform and formwork platform for high pours. Takes the pour load, so no additional propping necessary. Square basic dimension of 480 cm, height: 300 cm, extension units of 50 cm and 100 cm.
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The MEVA Prop Series EuMax
MEVA props EuMax for slab formwork covering the entire range form 250 to 550 cm. The series' advantage: safety and high quality.
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MEP: The Modular Shoring System
MEVA shoring tower MEP - the modular system for safety and heavy loads at heights up to 21 m. Functions as premium safety working platform.
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United Kingdom
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