Concrete Forms

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Concrete forms project photos.

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Aluminum Formwork With Ashlar Pattern

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Concrete fence construction using aluminum concrete forms with ashlar pattern.

Brazil Construction

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Single family housing construction in Brazil using aluminum concrete formwork.

Nigeria Housing Construction

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Housing construction in Nigeria using aluminum concrete formwork

Aluminum Formwork Construction Process

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Presentation of the construction process with aluminum formwork. Presentation by WTF Formwork Systems.

Multi-story Construction in Mexico

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Concrete construction in Mexico using aluminum concrete formwork

Mexico Multi-Story Concrete Construction

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Low Cost Mass Housing Construction

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WALL-TIES & FORMS AND THE TAGOS GROUP SIGN PARTNERSHIP
AGREEMENT TO BUILD QUALITY LOW COST HOUSING THROUGHOUT AFRICA

HOUSTON, TX – August 10, 2010 – Wall-Ties & Forms, Inc. (WTF Formwork Systems) and The Tagos Group, LLC (Tagos) have signed a partnership agreement to immediately begin construction on low cost, mass housing across the continent of Africa to assist local governments and private investors in addressing a critical shortage of safe, affordable housing. Wall-Ties’ aluminum formwork system provides a poured concrete construction system that guarantees rapid construction of energy efficient, disaster resistant, quality residential and commercial, single and multi-level structures. Wall-Ties and Tagos have committed to train and utilize local, unskilled labor and source local raw materials to be used in the construction process to further contribute to the development of the local economy.
“I have traveled Africa extensively and I am acutely aware of the chronic need for quality, affordable housing,” said Rodney Ellis, Vice Chairman of Tagos. “Tagos is pleased to partner with a company like Wall-Ties that is so thoroughly committed to bringing quality, affordable and rapidly deployable low cost housing construction to the region using local labor, resources, and raw materials.”
The Wall-Ties formwork system is unique because it forms all of the concrete in the structure including walls, floor slabs, columns, beams, stairs, window details, balconies and various decorative features in exact accordance with the architect’s design. The Wall-Ties system allows for unskilled labor to construct concrete structures at a very rapid pace. The formwork system has been used in the construction of hundreds of thousands of structures including single story, low-rise, and high-rise construction. It has been proven to be very successful in the construction of mass housing worldwide. The formwork system can be erected by local unskilled labor and without the need for hoisting cranes. The largest panel weight is no more than 32 Kg (70 lbs). The panels and other sections are secured and fixed by steel pins and wedges and formwork ties. The only tool required is a hammer. It is fast, simple, adaptable, and very cost effective making it ideal across much of the African continent.
“Wall-Ties has been working in Africa for the past several years and we recognize the significant need for low cost mass housing,” said Charles Engelken, President of Wall-Ties. “Tagos has an extensive network of contacts and relationships across the continent of Africa, developed over many years of involvement in the region. We look forward to working with Tagos to strategically focus our combined efforts to deliver an economically sound low cost housing solution to areas in Africa experiencing the highest housing shortages.
Tagos is a Houston, Texas based organization providing business consulting and world class supply chain services. Tagos focuses on operational efficiency, logistics and warehousing, supplier sourcing and management programs for large organizations. Tagos has focused in Africa on the introduction of innovative solutions that accelerate the adoption and utilization of practices that address social, environmental or economical needs.
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Wall-Ties & Forms, Inc., based in Shawnee, Kansas, is the world's largest aluminum formwork manufacturer and supplier in the world and is the premier designer of aluminum concrete forming systems and concrete formwork accessories. In business for more than 34 years, Wall-Ties now produces and ships more than 30 million aluminum forms ties a year and over 300,000 aluminum concrete forms to 45 countries worldwide. The state-of-the art construction formwork, technology and support of Wall-Ties building systems allows the contractor to create a monolithic concrete structure that is unsurpassed in energy efficiency and strength.

The Tagos Group, LLC, based in Houston, TX, provides value to Fortune 500 companies through two core divisions – Tagos Business Consulting and Tagos Business Products & Services. Tagos provides companies with extensive environmental, sustainability, procurement and supply chain support. Additionally, Tagos provides access to an extensive network of strategic alliance partners and experts. The Tagos Group is certified nationally as a minority-owned firm.

Contact Information:

Mr. Charles Engelken
Wall-Ties & Forms, Inc,
913.441.0073
www.WALLTIES.com
charlese@wallties.com

Ms. Shanna Graves
The Tagos Group, LLC
713.625.7510
www.TAGOSGROUP.com
sgraves@tagosgroup.com

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Picasa Web Albums - WTF Concrete Forms

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Picasa Web Albums - WTF Concrete Forms

YouTube - Concrete Formwork

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YouTube - Concrete Formwork

Concrete construction using aluminum concrete forms. http://www.wallties.com

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Large Columns

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Formwork Process For Housing Construction

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Formwork Manufacture Wall-Ties & Forms Inc. has published a new book on the process of housing construction using aluminum concrete formwork. To see this publication visit the following formwork link Formwork

Nigeria Construction

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Concrete construction using aluminum concrete forms
in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. For more information on aluminum formwork visit http://www.WALLTIES.com

WTF Housing Formwork Presentation

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A presentation from WTF formwork on the process of constructing
concrete housing using aluminum concrete forms. To see this
presentation in full size follow this link.

Full size version of formwork presentation

Concrete Fence Formwork

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WTF aluminum form manufacture introduces a new random rock form. This pattern is called "ashlar stone" To see the email promoting this formwork click here

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Multi-Story Concrete Construction In Mexico

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Mid-rise multi-story concrete construction in Mexico using aluminum concrete forms. The aluminum formwork is from concrete forms manufacture Wall-Ties & Forms, Inc. www.wallties.com

The project is located in Villahermosa, Mexico and consist of 1500 buildings four stories tall.

High-Rise Concrete Construction

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High-rise concrete construction in India using aluminum concrete formwork.

Nigeria Concrete Home Construction

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Artee Group of Lagos Nigeria uses aluminum concrete formwork to construct town homes entirely of concrete. The largest of the town homes are 2,900 sq. ft. with 4 bedrooms and 3 1/2 baths.

Formwork Photos

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Concrete Formwork Video

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