Clip-on connection system for stay-in-place form-work
AssigneeCFS Concrete Forming Systems Inc.
InventorsGeorge David Richardson, Semion Krivulin
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AssigneeCFS Concrete Forming Systems Inc.
InventorsGeorge David Richardson, Semion Krivulin
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A stay-in-place form-work for casting a concrete structure comprises a plurality of elongate panels interconnectable in edge-to-edge relationship via complementary connector components on their longitudinal edges to define at least a portion of a perimeter of the form-work. The panels include a first panel having a first connector component incorporating a receptacle, and a second panel having a second connector component incorporating a protrusion. The first and second panels are connectable to one another in edge-to-edge relationship by: effecting a loose-fit connection by extending the protrusion of the second connector component into the receptacle of the first connector component; loosely seating a clip onto the first and second connector components; and pushing the clip against the first and second connector components to reach a locked configuration wherein restorative deformation forces associated with the clip act to retain the first and second connector components in the locked configuration.
A stay-in-place form-work for casting a structure from concrete or similar curable construction materials, the stay-in-place form-work comprising:
A method for interconnecting edge-adjacent panels of a stay-in-place form-work for casting a structure from concrete or similar curable construction materials, the method comprising:
A kit for assembling at least a portion of a stay-in-place form-work for casting a structure from concrete or similar curable construction materials, the kit comprising:
A stay-in-place form-work for casting a structure from concrete or similar curable construction materials, the stay-in-place form-work comprising:
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A method for interconnecting edge-adjacent panels of a stay-in-place form-work for casting a structure from concrete or similar curable construction materials, the method comprising:
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