Concrete strength.
Permanent protection.
This wall system combines interlocking permanent PVC formwork with steel reinforcement and poured concrete. The result is a structural concrete wall enclosed within a durable polymer surface that remains permanently in place.
How the
system works.
Interlocking Formwork
Hollow, modular PVC components slide and lock together on site, establishing the exterior shell and geometry of the wall before concrete placement.
Reinforcement + Pour
Steel reinforcing bar is installed inside the hollow PVC cavity. Concrete is then poured into the assembled wall, creating the structural core.
Permanent Shell
The PVC formwork remains permanently in place, creating a finished outer surface designed to resist moisture, mold, insects, and routine environmental exposure.
Built differently.
Built to endure.
Faster Assembly
Modular wall components can be assembled rapidly, reducing the amount of traditional formwork and accelerating enclosure of the building shell.
Concrete Strength
Reinforced concrete forms the structural core. When properly engineered for the application, the system can provide substantial resistance to high winds, seismic forces, and severe weather.
Permanent Finish
The polymer surface remains after the pour and provides a durable, easy-to-clean exterior layer that does not require removal like conventional concrete formwork.
Three components.
One integrated wall.
The permanent formwork defines the wall, the steel controls reinforcement, and the concrete creates structural mass. Together, they operate as an integrated building system rather than separate construction phases.