Made from high-strength plastic, the panels are lightweight, easy to carry, and require no special tools for assembly.
Resistant to water, corrosion, and chemicals; panels can be reused 50–100 times, far exceeding plywood formwork.
Lower material replacement costs and reduced labor intensity make it an economical solution for concrete formwork.
100% recyclable plastic reduces timber usage and minimizes construction waste, supporting sustainable building.
Produces flat, uniform surfaces, reducing plastering and finishing work after concrete casting.
Adaptable for walls, slabs, columns, and beams in residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects.
| Size (L × W × T) mm | Common Application | Thickness Options (mm) | Material | Available Colors | Customizable Features |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1200 × 600 × 12 | Wall and column formwork | 10 / 12 / 15 | PP / ABS | Black, Blue, Gray | Reinforced ribs, pre-drilled holes, steel edge |
| 915 × 610 × 15 | General small-size panels | 12 / 15 | PP / ABS | Black, Blue | Anti-slip surface, pin holes |
| 1830 × 915 × 12 | Slabs, large area casting | 12 / 15 / 18 | PP / Composite | Black, Gray | Thickened panels, waterproofing |
| 1200 × 300 × 15 | Beam and corner formwork | 12 / 15 | PP / ABS | Black | Adjustable size |
| 1000 × 500 × 12 / 15 | Auxiliary panels | 10 / 12 / 15 | PP | Black | Drilling, reinforced corners |
| 600 × 600 × 12 / 15 | Connecting or joint panels | 10 / 12 / 15 | PP | Blue, Gray | Pin hole positioning, anti-slip texture |
Walls & Slabs → Use large modular panels for faster assembly and fewer joints.
Columns & Beams → Choose adjustable or customized panels for different sizes.
Infrastructure Projects → Select heavy-duty plastic formwork with higher load capacity.
For long-term or multiple projects, prioritize formwork panels that can be reused up to 100 times.
For short-term or one-time projects, cost-effective standard panels may be enough.
If you need smooth, high-quality concrete surfaces, go for formwork with a polished finish to minimize plastering.
Compare plastic formwork with plywood and steel. Plastic is more durable than plywood and more cost-effective than steel for repeated use.
Choose recyclable plastic formwork if your project emphasizes sustainability and green building standards.
Walls, slabs, and columns in low-rise and high-rise housing projects.
Shopping malls, office towers, parking garages, and hotels.
Bridges, tunnels, culverts, retaining walls, and highways.
Basements, foundations, and water tanks requiring smooth and tight concrete finishes.
Ideal for contractors needing fast assembly and reusable formwork for multiple cycles.
A1: Our plastic formwork can be reused 50–100 times, depending on proper use and maintenance.
A2: Yes. Our formwork is made of high-strength engineered plastic with excellent load-bearing capacity, suitable for both low-rise and high-rise projects.
A3: Compared with plywood, plastic formwork is more durable, waterproof, and reusable. Compared with steel, it is lighter, easier to handle, and more cost-effective for repeated use.
A4: Yes. Plastic formwork panels create a flat and uniform surface, minimizing the need for extra plastering or finishing.
A5: Absolutely. We offer customized panels and accessories to match your specific project requirements.
A6: Yes. It is made from 100% recyclable material, reducing timber usage and supporting sustainable construction practices.