Self-supporting concrete form
OwnerBruce E. Browning, Jr.inventor
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An approved self-supporting form for use in constructing walls is adapted to be reinforced with cementitious materials poured therein, while securely supporting additional building materials on the outside thereof. The walls of the forms themselves are generally comprised of resilient, insulating materials, such as foamed plastics or the like. An anchored securement member is embedded in the concrete interiorly cured in the forms, and also extends to the exterior of the forms, where it is adapted for receipt of conventional attachment elements such as nails or screws. A plurality of the forms may be used to construct walls, much like conventional building blocks. Then, finishing cladding materials such as panelling, wallboard, or the like may be safely secured to the exterior of the forms with such attachment elements, even if the actual foamed sidewalls of such forms become damaged by heat or the like.
A self-supporting form for use in construction with cementitious materials, said form comprising:
A self-supporting form for use in construction with cementitious materials, said form comprising:
A self-supporting, self-insulating form for pouring concrete therein and supporting finishing wall materials thereon, comprising:
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