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types of shores - shoring old building facades

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types of shores - shoring old building facades

types of shores - shoring old building facades

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I´m looking technical information on this matter.
raking shores + flying shores + dead shores
Can anybody give me some tips or links on this subject?
Thank you
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RE: types of shores - shoring old building facades

Try the (Building Reasearch Establishment U.K.)as they have a lot of information regarding old building tecniques.
Good luck Alan Pettingale

RE: types of shores - shoring old building facades

I´m looking technical information on this matter.
raking shores + flying shores + dead shores
Can anybody give me some tips or links on this subject?
Thank you

RE: types of shores - shoring old building facades

You can find some information in old books on formwork, scaffolding, falsework, shoring or whatever else it may have been called.

Also search construction magazines (is 'Formwork International' still published with 'International Construction' ?) for stories on projects.

Try the manufacturers such as
Doka
Peri
Hunnebeck
SGB
Pascal
GKN Mills
etc

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