Road Forms

It is used to create a temporary structure that holds concrete or asphalt in place while constructing roadways, slabs, foundations, or driveways.

Each road form measures 300 cm in length and 10 cm in width.

It ensures clean, straight edges and accurate levels by containing wet concrete until it sets properly.

Yes, with proper cleaning and care after each use, it can be reused multiple times for different projects.

Most road forms are made from durable steel or heavy-duty aluminium to withstand repeated use and heavy loads.

Yes, it can be used to hold both concrete and asphalt in place during construction.

They are commonly used for roads, driveways, industrial yards, foundations, and large concrete slab work.

The 100mm size is ideal for lighter-duty applications such as driveways or smaller slabs, while thicker forms are used for heavier road or foundation work.

Yes, multiple sections can be joined together to form continuous runs for longer pours.

They are typically pinned or staked into the ground to prevent movement while concrete is being poured.

Yes, they act as guides for screeding tools to achieve level, consistent concrete surfaces.

Yes, its manageable size and weight make it easy to move and position on site.

They should be cleaned after each use to prevent concrete buildup and ensure long-lasting performance.

Yes, it’s suitable for residential driveways, patios, and small slab work where precision and clean edges are required.

They save time, improve accuracy, and provide a professional finish to concrete and asphalt construction projects.