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CONFORM Stay-in-place Concrete Forms
Nuform Building Technologies
03 11 19 Insulating Concrete Forming
CONFORM® is a patented polymer-based, stay-in-place formwork
system for concrete walls. The extruded components slide and interconnect to
create an innovative, reliable, and durable building solution for all
construction markets. CONFORM® is manufactured as a (2-, 4-, 6-, or 8-in.)insulated form, making it a suitable option for both exterior and interior
walls. The PVC finish results in a permanent, attractive, and
maintenance-free product that erects quickly and saves on both labour and continuous maintenance costs. Whether it is a loadbearing or non-loadbearing
application, CONFORM® helps ensure a structurally sound and
aesthetically pleasing building.
Additional Information
CONFORM DetailsCode Evaluations
Product Guides
Product Specs
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Contact Information
Phone: 1-877-747-9255
Email:
abitondo@nuformdirect.com
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