Formwork (cladding)
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Under formwork , also formwork , a sheet-like structure is made of boards or plates understood that is permanently provided for cladding constructions. This is to be distinguished from the term formwork (concrete) , which describes a mostly temporary auxiliary structure and is removed again. A cladding is made if either the substructure is to be protected or optically hidden.
Wall formwork
With wooden formwork, wooden facades can be created, half-timbered walls can be closed or massive walls can be clad. With gypsum board elements of different sizes, vibration-damped walls are created on wooden or metal substructures that have practically hardly any natural resonance and are suitable for acoustic rooms such as recording studios .
A distinction is made between:
- Horizontal
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- Log wall formwork
- Inverted formwork
- Diamonds - or Rhombenschalung
- Trapezoidal formwork
- Bevel formwork
- Perpendicular
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- Floor-cover formwork
- Slat formwork
Roof boarding
The roof boarding is applied to the rafters . It can be visible from the interior (exposed roof truss) or clad. In particular, formwork that is not visible is sometimes attached to gaps as economy formwork to save material.
