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MASONS SUPPLY COMPANY

Oregon (800) 537-3407 ♦ Washington (800) 537-6216

Clackamas | Eugene | West Eugene | Hillsboro | Medford | Portland | Salem | Wilsonville | Ridgefield | Seattle | Tacoma | Woodinville

M A S C O . N E T

COLUMN FORMING

Round Concrete Form

Lightweight and easy to handle. Easily sawed to proper length on job site. Versatile and can be cut, drilled or scored for numerous construction

applications. Available in a variety of types and sizes to meet different forming needs. Placing, bracing, pouring, stripping and finishing require less

time and less labor. Skilled labor not required as with permanent forms. One-piece forms for a multitude of one-time uses. Concrete forms require no

cleaning, reassembling or return shipping. And, you can set and pour multiple columns at one time.

How to store

Store concrete forms in a dry place at the job site:

For best results, store forms vertically to maintain roundness.

Keep ends covered at all times.

If stored horizontally, elevate a minimum of 4 inches off the ground and support the full length of the forms.

Placing

Even the largest concrete forms are easier to place either manually with block and tackle, or by crane:

Position over a reinforcing bar cage if desired.

Avoid damaging the inside surface.

Place individually or in groups for continuous pouring.

Bracing

Concrete forms require minimal bracing to be brought to plumb:

Use light lumber or scaffolding.

Secure the column foot with collars if necessary.

If pouring bents for bridges, consider tying the column form in with the beam form.

Concrete forms can also be tied into other forms or structural members.

Pouring

Note: Use a release agent with all forms, especially when working with aggressive concrete formulations.

Concrete forms are engineered not to buckle, swell or lose shape, and have been successfully used with a continuous pour of column. Do not exceed

ACI-recommended pour rates.

Stripping

Strip the form as soon as possible after the concrete has set to prevent concrete from sticking to the form. Recommended time for the easiest and

fastest stripping is 24 to 48 hours after the pour. Concrete forms should not be left on the column for more than 5 days.

Stripping options:

Use a circular power saw to make two vertical cuts on opposite sides of the form. To prevent marring, make sure the depth of cut

is not set too deep. Remove the form.

Use a utility knife to cut the form from the top down at least 12 inches. Use a broad-bladed tool such as a shovel and short strokes

to pry the form away from the column in a spiral motion.

Stripped forms can be used to protect finished columns until completion of project.

WATERPROOF

SHEETING

FIBRE FORM

BRACING

8' 0"

8' 0"

MAX

No.

Diameter

Length

Wt/Lf Cubic Yards

Concrete/ft of Height

ST 6L

6"

12' Regular Wall

0.71 .0073

ST 8L

8"

12' Regular Wall

0.95 .0129

ST 10L

10"

12' Regular Wall

1.32 .0202

ST 12L

12"

12' Regular Wall

1.70 .0291

ST 14L

14"

12' Regular Wall

2.31 .0396

ST 16L

16"

12' Regular Wall

2.69 .0517

ST 18L

18"

12' Regular Wall

3.39 .0654

ST 20L

20"

12' Regular Wall

3.76 .0808

ST 24L

24"

12' Regular Wall

5.07 .1164

ST 30L

30"

12' Regular Wall

8.44 .1818

ST 36L

36"

12' Regular Wall

10.11 .2618

ST 42L

42"

12' Regular Wall

12.50 .3563

ST 18

18"

18' or 20' Heavy Wall

4.67 .0654

ST 20

20"

18' or 20' Heavy Wall

5.18 .0808

ST 24

24"

18' or 20' Heavy Wall

7.34 .1164

ST 30

30"

18' or 20' Heavy Wall

11.28 .1818

ST 36

36"

18' or 20' Heavy Wall

13.51 .2618

ST 48

48"

10' Heavy Wall

21.60 .4654

ST 60

60"

10' Heavy Wall

27.30 .7269

Other lengths available on request.

ROUND CONCRETE FORM