MULTIFLEX

Girder slab formwork

Assembly Instructions for Standard Application

Edition 11/2007

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Content
Page

Overview
Introduction
Product features
Intended use
Safety instructions

1
2
2
2
3

A Assembly and Dismantling

A1
A2

A3
A4
A5

Storage and transport

MULTIFLEX components
Formlining and girder
Props and propheads
Tripod and erection bar
Shuttering
Striking
Guardrails and setting of stopend

4
5
6
7
8-9
10-11
12

B Application
B1
B2
B3
B4

B5

General instructions
Calculation of slab formwork
(example) VT 20/VT20
Application example
Beams
with UZ Beam bracket 40 and
UZ Perforated Rail
with slab stopend angle
Design tables

C Product Overview

13
14-15
16
17
18
20-31

32-43

Legend
Visual Check

Hints

Important
safety instructions

Site Tips

Overview

1b

3
1a

1a Main beam
1b Cross beam
2 Crosshead
3 Clawhead
4 Prop
5 Tripod
6 Formlining

Introduction
These assembly instructions describe
the standard usage of the flexible
MULTIFLEX slab formwork system
together with PERI VT 20 girders.
At the beginning, there is information
on the product and its utilisation as
well as general and safety references.
In Part A the intended use, as of a
standard situation, is presented.

Part B contains details on system

application, and design tables for prop
spacing, formlining and accessories.
Information on appropriate props can
be found in the PERI Design Tables
Formwork Technology.
Additional details for forming with
PERI GT 24 girders are contained in
Part A and B.

The individual system components are

listed in the product overview together
with their article numbers. Dimensions
without any unit of measurement are
in cm.
If you have any questions, please
contact your local PERI representative.

Product features
The MULTIFLEX slab formwork is a
girder formwork system which is
suitable for every ground plan and
different heights, depending on the
type of support used.
Depending on the slab thickness,
assembly can be carried out using
three girder combinations:
Combination 1: VT 20 / VT 20
Combination 2: VT 20 / GT 24
Combination 3: GT 24 / GT 24

Individual components:
formlining sheets
PERI VT 20 girder and GT 24
lattice girder
crosshead as non-tilting
supporting heads of formwork
clawhead for intermediate support
erection bar for girder assembly
from below
tripod / MRK frame as erection aid.

Additional guidelines
In particular, this includes at the
present time
industrial safety regulations
(BetrSichV)
technical regulations for industrial
safety (TRBS)
PERI product information

Support:
PERI slab props and shoring system.

Main beam and connected cross

beams form a grid to accommodate
the formlining sheets. The main beams
are positioned in the supporting heads
of props.

PERI design tables

formwork technology
PERI MULTIPROP / PEP
PERI slab edge trestle AW
PERI UZ beam
PERI construction site equipment
Stripping Cart ASW 465
Pallets and stacking devices
Approval for PERI girders
Type tests for slab props

Intended use
These Assembly Guidelines contain
instructions for the correct handling
and intended use of the PERI
MULTIFLEX slab formwork system.
Safety instructions and load specifications must be observed at all times.
Special permission must be given
by PERI if the formwork is to be used

for other applications other than it

has been designed for together with
supplementary assembly instructions.
Basically, only materials in perfect
condition may be used. The safety and
environmental regulations of each
country where this product is used
must be observed at all times.

The product is intended for commercial

use only.
These assembly guidelines, PERI
offer and implementation plans
as well as other PERI product
information do not replace specific
construction site work and assembly
instructions.

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Safety Instructions
These assembly instructions are
directed at those persons who work
with PERI MULTIFLEX.
Non-observance of the safety
instructions and assembly guidelines
can lead to accidents and damage to
materials.
General information
The basis of the MULTIFLEX system
is an all-sided horizontal and
non-moveable positioned slab
formwork! This is given with
peripheral walls and beams cast
in advance. Otherwise the transfer
of horizontal loads must be ensured
in accordance with DIN 4421
through other measures
undertaken on site (e.g. bracing)!
If bracing is required for cantilevers,
this must be friction-locked
assembled!
For supporting pre-fabricated
slab elements, manufacturers
references and installation
instructions must be observed!
The correct working loads for
props and girders is ensured with
the help of PERI design tables and
the respective building authority
approval.
The safe and secure installation
of the bracing as well as assembly
of the shoring (including tripod,
crosshead and clawhead) are to be
described in detail in the
contractor`s assembly instructions!
Responsibilities of the contractor:
1. The contractor must ensure that
the PERI and all other required
instructions are at the users disposal.
2. All persons working with the
product must be familiar with the
content of these instructions and
safety information.
3. Persons who cannot or have
difficulty in reading and understanding
these instructions must inform and
then be fully briefed by the contractor.

4. The contractor has to ensure that

assembly, adjusting and dismantling,
moving as well as correct use of the
product is supervised by trained and
authorised personnel.
5. The contractor is obliged to provide
all prerequisites to ensure compliance
with applicable safety regulations.

11. Striking takes place only when

the concrete has sufficiently hardened
and site management has given the
go-ahead!
12. When striking, use tools which
do not damage the MULTIFLEX
components! Do not pull away
components with the crane!
13. When striking, do not compromise
the stability of shoring and formwork
components!

General Safety Information:

1. MULTIFLEX slab formwork
components are to be checked before
every use for signs of damage!
Damaged parts are to be replaced
by PERI original components!
2. When erecting the MULTIFLEX,
ensure that all load effects are safely
transferred! The formwork must remain
in a horizontal and non-moveable
position!
3. MULTIFLEX must be assembled
on a flat, clean and sufficiently loadbearing surface!
4. Stability must be guaranteed at all
times!

14. Only transport components with

hoisting gear if suitable attaching
means are available!
15. The weight of the components
must not exceed the permissible load
capacity of the lifting gear!
16. Remove lifting equipment from a
lowered formwork component or unit
only when it is in a stable position!
17. Store and transport components
and pallets in a safe and secure manner
avoiding any unintentional change
of position! Do not throw any
components!

5. Never remove safety installations!

Maintenance instruction for

formlining

6. Do not exceed any given

permissible loads!

Immersion vibrator with rubber cap

minimises damage to the formlining.

7. Safe working areas are required

at all times for assembly, adjusting,
dismantling and moving of the
formwork equipment

Take care when placing heavy objects

on formlining. Use timbers where
necessary and be aware of load bearing
capacity.

8. Safe access to all working areas

must be in place!

Use reinforcement spacers with a

large bearing area to minimise
indentations.

9. Working areas must be made

secure against falling!
10. Safe conditions for forming must
be available at all times! Appropriate
safety precautions are to be in place
during unfavourable weather conditions
e.g. secure formwork against lifting!
Site personnel must not enter
jeopardized areas!

A1 Storage
and Transport

PERI Instructions for Use: Pallets!

BGR 500 operated by equipment Pallets and stacking devices are
attached by means of suitable and
reliable lifting equipment to all four
designated lifting eyes!
Secure components in the ring
pallets against moving!
(e.g. tension belt or steel band)

10

10
10
Storage

Fig.1a

Stacked materials and pallets must

be protected against effects of the
weather, e.g. secure formlining
against lifting.
Store and transport MULTIFLEX
components in craneable PERI ring
pallets and PERI crate pallets,
see also A3 / A4.
Alternatively, stack girders and
formlining using edge protection and
stored on timbers.

Fig.1b

10

Transport
Load-bearing capacity!
PERI ring pallets and crate pallets
are suitable for crane and fork-lift
operations. Lifting equipment must
be attached to all four lifting eyes 10.
They can also be moved using the
PERI pallet lifting trolley.

Fig.1c

Both containers can be lifted using

both the long and short sides. For safe
transportation, the length of the lifting
forks must be adjusted accordingly.
Move stacks by means of suitable
lifting gear.

Fig.1d

A2 Components
Formlining
PERI multi-layered sheeting 21 mm
(Beto), 62.5 x 2.50 m, Fig. 2
3-Ply plywood 21mm or other plywood
sheeting, depending on requirements,
see PERI plywoods.
In the PERI design tables and slide
charts, the 3-S plywood sheet has been
taken into consideration. If other
sheeting is used, the deflection of the
plywood used must be statically
checked regarding the deflection
tolerances, see PERI design tables.

20

Fig.2

Formwork girders

perm. Q = 11.0 kN
perm. M = 5.0 kNm
lY = 4290 cm4

Using the
VT 20K high-grade web girder
Fig. 3a

Fig.3a

24

Using the
GT 24 lattice girder
Fig. 3b
As standard, the GT 24 lattice girder
is supported in the girder nodes.

8
QD = perm. shear force for
compression strut
QZ = perm. shear force for
diagonal tie

Fig.3b

Due to the node configuration, the

GT 24 has various permissible loads:
support in the girder nodes
Fig. 4a
support outside of the girder node
area, Fig. 4b
The permissible loads must also be
maintained when supporting in the
end areas. Fig. 4a + 4b

perm.QD = 14.0 kN
perm.QZ = 13.0 kN
perm.M = 7.0 kNm
lY = 8000 cm4

16,3

perm. QD /
perm. QZ

perm. QD

perm. QD
Fig.4a

perm. A = 14 kN

perm. A = 28 kN
perm. MST = 7.0 kNm

For calculating slab formwork with

GT 24 lattice girders see PERI design
tables or PERI slide charts
+
16,3

perm. QZ /
perm. QD

perm. QZ

perm. QZ
Fig.4b

perm. A = 20 kN
perm. MST = 4.0kNm

perm. A = 13 kN

With clawhead 24 S or 24 L, GT 24
girders can also be supported outside
of the node area with a maximum
bearing load of 28 kN on the girder.
Fig. 5
perm. A = 28 kN
perm. QD = 14 kN
perm. MST = 7.0 kNm
Fig.5

A2 Components
Slab props
Do not exceed the permissible load
specifications!
For other support systems,
individual load specifications must
be taken into consideration!
All loads resulting from the MULTIFLEX
slab formwork must be safely
transferred into the ground or slab.

4b

4a

PERI support systems

steel tube props 4a: PEP
aluminium props 4b:
MULTIPROP (MP), Fig. 6
shoring towers: MP, PERI UP, PD 8,
ST 100
For prop loads, see PERI design tables

Fig.6

Supporting heads of formwork

Providing stable support for one or two
girders and as intermediate support
for individual girders.

For intermediate support:

clawhead 24S 3a
clawhead 16/20S 3b
Fig. 7

Examples
With self-locking coupling at end of
girder or on girder joint:
crosshead 20/24S 2a, alternative:
lowering head 20/24 2b with pins
and cotter pins

The supporting heads of

formwork fit all standard
slab props with 40 mm
hole diameters.

2a
2b
3a
3b
Fig.7

3. Position props.
The girders can now be
accommodated.

40 m

2. Engage self-locking coupling and check

functionality, Fig. 8 or without selflocking coupling, secure head with pins
and cotter pins.

Assembly:
1. Position head on endplate of prop.

a+b

Pay attention to lowering

requirements when
aligning the props.
(min. 4 cm).

Dismantling:
Release coupling or remove pins and
take off head.

Fig.8

A2 Components
Formwork assembly

50

46

42

Three girder combinations

1. Plywood sheet 21 mm
Cross beam VT 20
Main beam VT 20
h = 42 cm, Fig. 9a
2. Plywood sheet 21 mm
Cross beam VT 20
Main beam GT 24
h = 46 cm, Fig. 9b

Fig.9a
Fig.9b
Fig.9c

3. Plywood sheet 21 mm
Cross beam GT 24
Main beam GT 24
h = 50 cm, Fig. 9c

Assembly aids
m

Universal tripod
as erection aid for all round and
square slab props.
Through the swivel-mounted base
plates, the tripod can be erected in
corners and against straight walls.
Fig. 10a

0
12

48

-

Fig.10a

Erection bar
for installing and dismantling of girders
and formlining.
erection bar GT/VT, for VT 20 and
GT 24 girders, Fig.10b
assembly bar 24 for GT 24 girders,
Fig.10c
Fig.10b

Fig.10c

Brace clamp
for round slab props. Fig.10d
for shuttering heights > 3.0 m
for assembly of diagonal bracing

Fig.10d

Stripping cart
e.g. PERI Stripping Cart ASW 465
Fig.10e
Fig.10e

MULTIPROP Frame MRK

for forming heights > 3.0 m for bracing
of MP props. Fig.10f

Fig.10f

A3 Erection

Turn the prop so

that the G-hook
can be operated.

40 m

Attach crosshead or clawhead to prop and engage (with

self-locking coupling) Secure other types of support systems
by means of pins and cotter pins:
Alternative to crosshead: Lowering Head 20/24 for simple
and easy lowering.
2a

Shuttering height > 3.0 m with MULTIPROP props:

Brace props by means of MRK frames (erection aid).
See type test and MULTIPROP assembly instructions
for more information.

Position crosshead props on flat and load-bearing ground.

Secure with tripods (erection aid).
Horizontal loads from the shuttering procedure
can only be transferred for shuttering heights up
to approx. 3.0 m.
2b

Shuttering height > 3.0 m with steel tube support:

e.g. PERI PEP:
diagonal bracing must be mounted as an erection aid.

A3 Erection

4
VT 20

VT 20

VT 20
min.15

VT 20
min.15

min.15

min.15

min.15

x . Pr
op s

pacin

gc

cing b

am spa

Main be

Position crosshead props. Mount main girders from

below by means of erection bar.
One or two main beams can be accommodated in each
crosshead without any risk of tilting.

Position secondary girder from below by means of erection bar.

Align cross beams in such a way so that the plywood sheeting
joints always rest on a cross beam or a pair of girders.
Girder overlap: VT 20 min. 15 cm at both ends
GT 24 min. 16.3 cm at both ends
6

Risk of falling!
Mount guardrails before shuttering
according to valid guidelines!
Secure cross beam against tilting.
Install plywood sheeting and secure with nails.
Level formwork and spray, e.g. with PERI Bio Clean.
Caution: risk of slipping!

Mount intermediate props with claw heads on girders

using prop spacing c.
Extend props according to the length. GT 24 girders, see A2.
Risk of tilting!
Ensure load effects are safely transferred!*
*see safety instructions "General Safety information"

The MULTIFLEX slab formwork can be now be used

in accordance with permissible load requirements.
Pallets in position on the erection area ready to be
used during striking operations

A4 Striking

Observe striking time!

Lower all secondary girders by approx. 4 cm*.

Begin lowering and removal of props with
larger prop spans in the centre of the slab.

Dismantle intermediate props and store in pallets.

In cases of immediate re-use, the heads remain attached
to the props!
4

Dismantle plywood sheets and remaining cross beams

store in pallets.
Plywood must be accurately stacked in order to
clean the sheet edges

10

Dismantle main girders and store in pallets.

* Observe permissible prop loads!
If the formwork is not dismantled, it could lead to
overloading the props when concreting the slab for
the next floor.

A4 Striking

3
4

2a

Alternative to No. 2
Lower lowering head by means of hammer blow = 4 cm.

Tip the secondary girders onto their sides and remove from
below by means of the assembly bar and store in pallets.
Secondary girder located under plywood joints
remain in position.

Push back wedge to starting position ready for

next use and fix tight with a hammer blow
6

Dismantle crosshead props and store in pallets.

In cases of immediate re-use, the heads remain
attached to the props!

Before the first and any additional use, spray the plywood
sheet edges, e.g. with PERI BIO Clean. This facilitates
shuttering and striking procedures and helps to protect
the sheet.

11

A5 Guardrails and
setting of stopend
scaffold components supplied by
the contractors must conform to
valid safety regulations!
load effects must be safely
transferred!
see safety instructions "General Information"

Guardrails *
on slab edges with slab tables
The edge of the building is secured by
means of PERI table modules. Fig. 11
See also assembly instructions for
table modules.

Fig.11

during casting segment

with slab edge trestle AW
see B5 for static value
12
Assembly
The Stopend Angle 11 can be attached
in girders length direction as well as
at 90 to the girder:
8 wire pins 3.1 x 65, (6 pins at front,
2 pins at rear, Item. no. 018280)
with clamp for attaching to the girder
or timber
insert handrail post AW 12 and nail
rear end. Fig.12

11
Fig.12

11

with Stopend Angle AW, Fig.12a

with panel formwork and Stopend
Angle AW, Fig.12b

Fig.12a

with slab stopend bar 105 and

handrail post HSGP, 13 + 14
see B5 for static value. Fig. 13

*Guardrails
as a minimum, timber components
must correspond to Sort Class S10
according to DIN 4074 and be marked
with a U symbol!
secure guardrail boards with wire pins
or screws! Fig.12b

Fig.12b
min 10 max 50

See PERI construction site equipment

brochure for additional setting of
stopends

14

Fig.13

12

13

max. 14

B1 General
Instructions
Static-relevant instructions regarding the use of
slab formwork
Provided on-site assurance can be given that values
of the slab thickness along with the spacing of the
secondary and main beams do not fall below those
specified in the tables, and no additional loads are
imposed as a result of the formwork being out of
plumb etc., the formwork girders satisfy all the
criteria for classification in Support Scaffold Group III.
Conditions for classifying the support
structure in Support Scaffold Group I
Classification in Group I is possible for
erection heights of up to 5.00 m
spans of up to 6.00 m
vertical, uniformly distributed loads of up to 8 kN/m2
uniformly distributed line loads from beams and
downstands, and the like, of up to 15 kN/m
Drawings are not required. Proof of stability is only
required if there is insufficient expertise available for
assessment purposes.

The loads acting are to be multiplied

by the group factor of 1.25

As a rule, the loads acting only have to be increased

by the group factor according to DIN 4421 for the
support structure, which can mainly be classified in
Group I or II.

Conditions for classifying the support

structure in Support Scaffold Group II
proof of stability for all important structural
components and their connections required to
prevent collapse. Analyses may be carried out
with the simplifications described in Section 6.4.2.
contained in DIN 4421
drawings: general arrangement drawings which
clearly show the ground plans and sections of the
construction. Presentation of the most important
details is necessary.

The loads acting are to be multiplied

by the group factor of 1.15

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B2 Calculation of
Slab Formwork
(example)
Example with slide chart
VT 20/VT 20
Slab thickness:
d = 20 cm
Clear room height: h = 2.80 m
Main and cross beams: VT 20
Plywood:
21 mm,
62.5 x 250 cm

a
0,20
Slab thickness d [m]
7,1
Loading q [kN/m2]
Permissible main beam spacing b [m]
Existing prop load F [kN]
Cross beam spacing a [m]
0,75 0,625 0,50

Prop spacing c [m]

Pre-selection
Pre-selection makes it possible for the
user subject to the available girder
lengths to more effectively plan the
utilisation of the MULTIFLEX with
regards to the available prop loadbearing capacity and building geometry.

0,60

2,52 2,68 2,89

10,7 11,4 12,3

0,90

2,52 2,68 2,89

16,1 17,1 18,5

1,20

2,52 2,60 2,60

21,5 22,0 22,0

2,07
22,0
1,60
1,80
22,0
2,10 1,22
22,0
2,40 -

1,50

From:
permissible prop spacing
possible main beam spacing (when
using the GT 24 girder as cross beam,
pay attention to the 30 cm node
arrangement)
available prop load

2,07
22,0
1,60
22,0
1,22
22,0
-

2,07
22,0
1,60
22,0
1,22
22,0
-

Loading:
Deflection:

according to DIN 4421

limited to I/500

Basis for calculation is a three-ply sheet, 21 mm,

with E = 7500 N/mm2 (saturated)
and permissible mB = 6.5 N/mm2 (saturated).

Max. slab thickness: PERI Beto

Plywood
The 3-S plywood has been considered
in the slide chart.
PERI Beto: see table, right.
If another type of plywood is used, the
cross beam spacing must be adapted
accordingly, see B5 Plywood Chart.

1. Cross beam spacing a

Plywood support, Fig.14
(dependent on slab thickness and size
of plywood sheet used, see B5
Plywood Chart)

Cross beam
spacing [cm]

Max. slab
thickness [cm]

4 fields

62.5

22

5 fields

50

43

Size of plywood
62.5 cm x 2.50 m

62,5

62,5

62,5
Fig.14

Cross beam spacing: 62.5 cm

See B5 for static values.
2. Main beam spacing b
Cross beam support, Fig.15
Max. permissible span for cross beams
according to the slide chart: 2.07 m
Main beam spacing: 2.00 m
(selected, dependent on room
geometry)
14

2,00 m
Fig.15

B2 Calculation of
Slab Formwork
(example)
3. Prop spacing c
Main beam support, Fig.16
Prop spacing: 1.50 m
4. Prop load
Specification for the slide chart:
22.0 kN
Through the selection of the main
beam spacing of b = 2.00 m, this
results in a prop load of

F = 22 kN x 2.00 m = 21.3 kN
2.07 m
to be transferred.
Now select a slab prop (PEP,
MULTIPROP) corresponding to the
extension length H with permissible
prop load = 21.3 kN.

1,50 m

The respective standards are used for

the support construction.

1,50 m

1,50 m
Fig.16

PERI slide chart for girder

combinations:
VT 20 / VT 20
GT 24 / VT 20
GT 24 / GT 24

Example with PERI design tables

According to the selected girder
combination, calculations for the
MULTIFLEX slab formwork are
carried out using the tables in B5.
Depending on the slab thickness,
the selected cross beam spacing
and plywood sheet result in the
main beam and prop spacings.
b
Fig. 17

Fig.17

15

B3 Application
Example
Overview
with edge tables
Fig. 18
The basis of the MULTIFLEX is an
all-sided horizontal and non-moveable
positioned slab formwork!
This is given with peripheral walls and
beams cast in advance. Otherwise the
transfer of horizontal loads must be
ensured in accordance with DIN 4421
through other measures undertaken
on site (e.g. bracing)!

Fig.18
VT 20: min. d 15 cm, max. 30 cm
GT 24: min. d 16.3 cm, max. 30 cm

max. 30

Overview of
starting bay
Fig.19

Fig.19

16

B4 Beams
UZ beam system
for beams up to h = 80 cm
consisting of: UZ Beam Bracket 40 15a
UZ perforated rail 15b

15a

no formwork ties up to h = 80 cm
cross-sections are to be continuously
formed
girders or timbers can be used as
bottom formwork
side or bottom formwork can also be
formed with PERI TRIO elements
UZ perforated rails can be joined
together for extra-wide beams

15b

Fig.20

Max. beam widths

with side form width b = 10 cm
1 x UZ perforated rail 80 = 45 cm
2 x UZ perforated rail 80 = 135 cm
1 x UZ perforated rail 129 = 95 cm
Fig. 20
See B5 for permissible widths of
influence.

Examples
1. Side form with one or two 2 GT 24s
(vertical) Fig. 21a

Fig.21a

2. Side form with two or three VT 20s

(horizontal) Fig. 21b

Fig.21b

3. Packing of formwork bottom

Fig. 21c

Fig.21c

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B4 Beams
Stopend Angle AW
for beams up to h = 60 cm
the stopend angle 11 can be nailed to
the plywood (22 mm) as stopend up
to h = 40 cm
larger widths of influence and heights
are possible with the clamp, see B5
side formwork can be formed using
horizontal TRIO, DOMINO or
HANDSET elements

11

guardrails must be mounted

according to valid regulations!
load effects must be safely
transferred!
see safety instructions "General Information"
Fig.22a

Examples
1. Edge beam: stopend nailed to table
module, Fig. 22a
2. Beam with Domino elements,
Fig. 22b
3. Stopend angle with clamp 11a,
Fig. 22c
Assembly
See A5, stopend angle AW

Used plywood sheets can be used

for the working areas.

11a

Fig.22b

Fig.22c

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B5 Design tables
Plywood
Type of
plywood

Thickness [mm]

Veneers

E-modulus [N/mm2]
parallel/crosswise

perm. m [N/mm2]
parallel/crosswise

Fin Ply

21

Birch

8560/6610

15.0/12.4

Fin Ply, Maxi

20

Birch

7500/5760

13.0/10.5

Fin Ply, USA

19 / 3/4

Birch

6180/6880

12.0/11.5

Fin Ply

18

Birch

8730/6440

15.3/12.2

PERI Birch

21

Birch

8560/6610

15.0/12.4

PERI Birch, USA

19 / /

Birch

9170/7060

15.7/13.6

Combi Mirror

21

Birch/Conifer Ply. 8560/5060

14.9/6.8

PERI Beto

21

Birch/Conifer Ply. 6610/6560

11.2/8.5

PERI Beto, USA

19 / 3/4

Birch/Conifer Ply. 6610/7140

11.3/10.6

PERI Beto

18

Birch/Conifer Ply. 6680/6500

10.2/8.7

PERI Spruce

21

Conifer Plywood

5240/6370

6.7/7.0

As-Ply

21

Plywood

1)

1)

3-Ply Plywood

27

Spruce

8000/1070

4.9/1.5

3-Ply Plywood

21

Spruce

8000/1070

5.9/1.3

Lake Pine

20,5

Plywood

1)

1)

Arauco Pine

21

Pine

1)

1)

FinNa-Ply

21

Conifer Plywood

7910/3710

8.0/5.0

3 4

1) No information possible because of large differences.

The static/mechanical values given in the tables refer, according to

information from the manufacturers, to a moisture content of 15%.
But GSV stipulate the values of moisture content as 20%.
The values for the Modulus of Elasticity are therefore to be
reduced by a factor of 0.9167 and the values for the permissible
tension by a factor of 0.875.
The fibres of the face veneer span in the direction
of the first length shown for the plywood size.

Solid timber
Softwood, Sorting Class S10

E-modulus [N/mm2] perm. m [N/mm2]

parallel/crosswise parallel/crosswise

10000

With a timber moisture content of 20% only the permissible tension

according to DIN 1052 is to be reduced by 0.833.

20

10

B5 Design tables
21 mm Plywood

The modulus of elasticity and the permissible

tension is based on the grade and moisture
content of the plywood (see page 20).

0.0068 q L4
f =
EI

Maximum deflection

Maximum Moment M = 0.1071 q L2

(valid for at least 3 bays)

45 cm

50 cm

55 cm

60 cm

10.7 8.0 6.4 5.3 4.6 4.0

75 cm
70 cm
65 cm

E = 3000 N/mm2
E = 4000 N/mm2
E = 5000 N/mm2
E = 6000 N/mm2
E = 7000 N/mm2
E = 8000 N/mm2

9.3 7.0 5.6 4.7 4.0 3.5

8.0 6.0 4.8 4.0 3.4 3.0

40 cm
6.7 5.0 4.0 3.3 2.9 2.5

AN
SP

1
m
=

m=

2.7 2.0 1.6 1.3 1.1 1.0

m=

N/
m

/m
m2

N
/m

N
/m

m2

35 cm

m2
N/
m
m2

m2

30 cm

Deflection f [mm]

4.0 3.0 2.4 2.0 1.7 1.5

5.3 4.0 3.2 2.7 2.3 2.0

1.3 1.0 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.5

25 cm
0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Wall formwork 0
Slab formwork 0

10

20

30

20 40 60 80 100
10 30 50 70 90

40

50

60

70

80

90

100 Concrete
pressure q
[kN/m2]

Slab Thickness d [cm]

21

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GT 24 Girders as slab beams
Slab thickness
[m]

0.10

0.12

0.14

0.16

0.18

0.20

Loading q*
[kN/m2]

4.5

5.0

5.5

6.1

6.6

7.1

Secondary beam
spacing a [m] 0.75 0.625 0.50 0.75 0.625 0.50 0.75 0.625 0.50 0.75 0.625 0.50 0.75 0.625 0.50 0.75 0.625 0.50

Perm. span for main girder

Prop spacing c [m]

0.60
0.90
1.20
1.50
1.80
2.10
2.40

3.79
10.2
3.79
15.4
3.79
20.5
3.79
25.6
3.18
28.0
2.43
28.0
2.07
28.0

4.03
10.9
4.03
16.3
4.03
21.8
4.03
27.2
3.18
28.0
2.43
28.0
2.07
28.0

4.34
11.7
4.34
17.6
4.34
23.5
4.15
28.0
3.18
28.0
2.43
28.0
2.07
28.0

3.60
10.8
3.60
16.3
3.60
21.7
3.60
27.1
2.85
28.0
2.17
28.0
1.86
28.0

3.82
11.5
3.82
17.3
3.82
23.0
3.72
28.0
2.85
28.0
2.17
28.0
1.86
28.0

4.12
12.4
4.12
18.6
4.12
24.8
3.72
28.0
2.85
28.0
2.17
28.0
1.86
28.0

3.44
11.4
3.44
17.1
3.44
22.8
3.37
28.0
2.58
28.0
1.97
28.0
1.68
28.0

3.65
12.1
3.65
18.2
3.65
24.3
3.37
28.0
2.58
28.0
1.97
28.0
1.68
28.0

3.93
13.1
3.93
19.6
3.93
26.1
3.37
28.0
2.58
28.0
1.97
28.0
1.68
28.0

3.30
12.0
3.30
18.0
3.30
24.0
3.08
28.0
2.36
28.0
1.80
28.0
1.54
28.0

3.51
12.7
3.51
19.1
3.51
25.5
3.08
28.0
2.36
28.0
1.80
28.0
1.54
28.0

3.78
13.7
3.78
20.6
3.78
27.5
3.08
28.0
2.36
28.0
1.80
28.0
1.54
28.0

3.18
12.6
3.18
18.9
3.18
25.1
2.84
28.0
2.18
28.0
1.66
28.0
1.42
28.0

3.38
13.4
3.38
20.0
3.38
26.7
2.84
28.0
2.18
28.0
1.66
28.0
1.42
28.0

3.64
14.4
3.64
21.6
3.55
28.0
2.84
28.0
2.18
28.0
1.66
28.0
1.42
28.0

3.08
13.1
3.08
19.7
3.08
26.3
2.63
28.0
2.02
28.0
1.54
28.0
1.31
28.0

3.27
13.9
3.27
20.9
3.27
27.9
2.63
28.0
2.02
28.0
1.54
28.0
1.31
28.0

Slab thickness
[m]

0.22

0.24

0.26

0.28

0.30

0.35

Loading q*
[kN/m2]

7.6

8.1

8.7

9.2

9.8

11.3

Secondary beam
spacing a [m] 0.75 0.625 0.50 0.625 0.50 0.40 0.625 0.50 0.40 0.625 0.50 0.40 0.625 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.40

Perm. span for main girder

Prop spacing c [m]

0.60
0.90
1.20
1.50
1.80
2.10
2.40

22

2.99
13.7
2.99
20.5
2.99
27.4
2.45
28.0
1.88
28.0
1.43
28.0
1.22
28.0

3.18
14.5
3.18
21.8
3.06
28.0
2.45
28.0
1.88
28.0
1.43
28.0
1.22
28.0

3.42
15.7
3.42
23.5
3.06
28.0
2.45
28.0
1.88
28.0
1.43
28.0
1.22
28.0

3.09
15.1
3.09
22.7
2.87
28.0
2.29
28.0
1.76
28.0
1.34
28.0
1.15
28.0

3.33
16.3
3.33
24.4
2.87
28.0
2.29
28.0
1.76
28.0
1.34
28.0
1.15
28.0

3.59
17.5
3.59
26.3
2.87
28.0
2.29
28.0
1.76
28.0
1.34
28.0
1.15
28.0

3.02
15.7
3.02
23.5
2.69
28.0
2.16
28.0
1.65
28.0
1.26
28.0
1.08
28.0

3.25
16.9
3.25
25.3
2.69
28.0
2.16
28.0
1.65
28.0
1.26
28.0
1.08
28.0

3.50
18.2
3.50
27.3
2.69
28.0
2.16
28.0
1.65
28.0
1.26
28.0
1.08
28.0

2.95
16.2
2.95
24.3
2.54
28.0
2.03
28.0
1.56
28.0
1.19
28.0
1.02
28.0

3.17
17.5
3.17
26.2
2.54
28.0
2.03
28.0
1.56
28.0
1.19
28.0
1.02
28.0

3.42
18.8
3.39
28.0
2.54
28.0
2.03
28.0
1.56
28.0
1.19
28.0
1.02
28.0

2.88
16.9
2.88
25.3
2.39
28.0
1.91
28.0
1.47
28.0
1.12
28.0
0.96
28.0

3.11
18.2
3.11
27.3
2.39
28.0
1.91
28.0
1.47
28.0
1.12
28.0
0.96
28.0

3.35
19.6
3.19
28.0
2.39
28.0
1.91
28.0
1.47
28.0
1.12
28.0
0.96
28.0

2.96
20.1
2.75
28.0
2.06
28.0
1.65
28.0
1.26
28.0
0.96
28.0
0.82
28.0

3.19
21.6
2.75
28.0
2.06
28.0
1.65
28.0
1.26
28.0
0.96
28.0
0.82
28.0

3.53
15.0
3.53
22.5
3.29
28.0
2.63
28.0
2.02
28.0
1.54
28.0
1.31
28.0

B5 Design tables
MULTIFLEX
GT 24 Girders as slab beams
Slab thickness
[m]

0.40

0.45

0.50

0.60

0.70

0.80

0.90

1.00

Loading q*
[kN/m2]

12.9

14.4

16.0

19.1

22.2

25.4

28.5

31.4

Secondary beam
spacing a [m] 0.50

0.60
Perm. span for main girder
Prop spacing c [m]

0.90
1.20
1.50
1.80
2.10
2.40

2.83
21.9
2.42
28.0
1.81
28.0
1.45
28.0
1.11
28.0
0.85
28.0
0.72
28.0

0.40 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.40
3.05
23.6
2.42
28.0
1.81
28.0
1.45
28.0
1.11
28.0
0.85
28.0
0.72
28.0

2.73
23.6
2.15
28.0
1.62
28.0
1.29
28.0
0.99
28.0
0.76
28.0
0.65
28.0

2.94
25.5
2.15
28.0
1.62
28.0
1.29
28.0
0.99
28.0
0.76
28.0
0.65
28.0

2.64
25.3
1.94
28.0
1.46
28.0
1.17
28.0
0.89
28.0
0.68
28.0
0.58
28.0

2.84
27.3
1.94
28.0
1.46
28.0
1.17
28.0
0.89
28.0
0.68
28.0
0.58
28.0

2.42
27.8
1.63
28.0
1.22
28.0
0.98
28.0
0.75
28.0
0.57
28.0
0.49
28.0

2.44
28.0
1.63
28.0
1.22
28.0
0.98
28.0
0.75
28.0
0.57
28.0
0.49
28.0

2.10
28.0
1.40
28.0
1.05
28.0
0.84
28.0
0.64
28.0
0.49
28.0
0.42
28.0

2.10
28.0
1.40
28.0
1.05
28.0
0.84
28.0
0.64
28.0
0.49
28.0
0.42
28.0

1.84
28.0
1.23
28.0
0.92
28.0
0.74
28.0
0.56
28.0
0.43
28.0
0.37
28.0

1.84
28.0
1.23
28.0
0.92
28.0
0.74
28.0
0.56
28.0
0.43
28.0
0.37
28.0

1.64
28.0
1.09
28.0
0.82
28.0
0.66
28.0
0.50
28.0
0.38
28.0
0.33
28.0

1.64
28.0
1.09
28.0
0.82
28.0
0.66
28.0
0.50
28.0
0.38
28.0
0.33
28.0

1.49
28.0
0.99
28.0
0.74
28.0
0.59
28.0
0.46
28.0
0.35
28.0
0.30
28.0

1.49
28.0
0.99
28.0
0.74
28.0
0.59
28.0
0.46
28.0
0.35
28.0
0.30
28.0

* Loading to DIN 4421:

Formwork load g = 0.40 kN/m2
Concrete load b = 26 kN/m3 x d (m)
Live load
p = 0.20 x b
1.5 ) p ) 5.0 kN/m2
Total load

q=g+b+p

The deflection has been limited to l/500.

Main girder support at node intersections.
Secondary girders assumed single span.

Secon

Table values mean the following:

2.87
28.0

g
cin

Perm. main beam spacing b [m]

Existing prop load [kN]

Beam length

Item no.

0.90m
1.20m
1.50m
1.80m
2.10m
2.40m
2.70m
3.00m
3.30m
3.60m
3.90m
4.20m
4.50m
4.80m
5.10m
5.40m
5.70m
6.00m

075100
075120
075150
075180
075210
075240
075270
075300
075330
075360
075390
075420
075450
075480
075510
075540
075570
075600

am

ain

a
sp

dar y b

eam s

pacing

be

Prop
s

pacin

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VT 20K Girders as slab beams
Slab thickness
[m]

0.10

0.12

0.14

0.16

0.18

0.20

Loading q*
[kN/m2]

4.5

5.0

5.5

6.1

6.6

7.1

Secondary beam
spacing a [m] 0.75 0.625 0.50 0.75 0.625 0.50 0.75 0.625 0.50 0.75 0.625 0.50 0.75 0.625 0.50 0.75 0.625 0.50

Perm. span for main girder

Prop spacing c [m]

0.60
0.90
1.20
1.50
1.80
2.10
2.40

3.10
8.4
3.10
12.6
3.10
16.8
3.10
21.0
2.50
22.0
1.91
22.0
1.54
22.0

3.30
8.9
3.30
13.4
3.30
17.8
3.26
22.0
2.50
22.0
1.91
22.0
1.54
22.0

3.55
9.6
3.55
14.4
3.55
19.2
3.26
22.0
2.50
22.0
1.91
22.0
1.54
22.0

2.94
8.9
2.94
13.3
2.94
17.7
2.92
22.0
2.24
22.0
1.71
22.0
1.38
22.0

3.13
9.4
3.13
14.1
3.13
18.8
2.92
22.0
2.24
22.0
1.71
22.0
1.38
22.0

3.37
10.1
3.37
15.2
3.37
20.3
2.92
22.0
2.24
22.0
1.71
22.0
1.38
22.0

2.81
9.3
2.81
14.0
2.81
18.7
2.65
22.0
2.03
22.0
1.55
22.0
1.25
22.0

2.99
9.9
2.99
14.9
2.99
19.9
2.65
22.0
2.03
22.0
1.55
22.0
1.25
22.0

3.22
10.7
3.22
16.0
3.22
21.4
2.65
22.0
2.03
22.0
1.55
22.0
1.25
22.0

2.70
9.8
2.70
14.7
2.70
19.6
2.42
22.0
1.86
22.0
1.42
22.0
1.15
22.0

2.87
10.4
2.87
15.6
2.87
20.9
2.42
22.0
1.86
22.0
1.42
22.0
1.15
22.0

3.09
11.2
3.09
16.9
3.03
20.6
2.42
22.0
1.86
22.0
1.42
22.0
1.15
22.0

2.60
10.3
2.60
15.4
2.60
21.8
2.23
22.0
1.71
22.0
1.30
22.0
1.06
22.0

2.77
10.9
2.77
16.4
2.77
22.0
2.23
22.0
1.71
22.0
1.30
22.0
1.06
22.0

2.98
11.8
2.98
17.7
2.79
21.5
2.23
22.0
1.71
22.0
1.30
22.0
1.06
22.0

2.52
10.7
2.52
16.1
2.52
22.0
2.07
22.0
1.59
22.0
1.21
22.0
0.98
22.0

2.68
11.4
2.68
17.1
2.58
22.0
2.07
22.0
1.59
22.0
1.21
22.0
0.98
22.0

Slab thickness
[m]

0.22

0.24

0.26

0.28

0.30

0.35

Loading q*
[kN/m2]

7.6

8.1

8.7

9.2

9.8

11.3

Secondary beam
spacing a [m] 0.75 0.625 0.50 0.625 0.50 0.40 0.625 0.50 0.40 0.625 0.50 0.40 0.625 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.40

Perm. span for main girder

Prop spacing c [m]

0.60
0.90
1.20
1.50
1.80
2.10
2.40

24

2.45
11.2
2.45
16.8
2.41
22.0
1.92
22.0
1.48
22.0
1.13
22.0
0.91
22.0

2.60
11.9
2.60
17.8
2.41
22.0
1.92
22.0
1.48
22.0
1.13
22.0
0.91
22.0

2.80
12.8
2.80
19.2
2.41
22.0
1.92
22.0
1.48
22.0
1.13
22.0
0.91
22.0

2.53
12.4
2.53
18.5
2.25
22.0
1.80
22.0
1.38
22.0
1.05
22.0
0.85
22.0

2.73
13.3
2.73
20.0
2.25
22.0
1.80
22.0
1.38
22.0
1.05
22.0
0.85
22.0

2.94
14.3
2.94
21.5
2.25
22.0
1.80
22.0
1.38
22.0
1.05
22.0
0.85
22.0

2.47
12.8
2.47
19.2
2.12
22.0
1.69
22.0
1.30
22.0
0.99
22.0
0.80
22.0

2.66
13.8
2.66
20.7
2.12
22.0
1.69
22.0
1.30
22.0
0.99
22.0
0.80
22.0

2.86
14.9
2.82
22.0
2.12
22.0
1.69
22.0
1.30
22.0
0.99
22.0
0.80
22.0

2.41
13.3
2.41
19.9
2.00
22.0
1.60
22.0
1.23
22.0
0.93
22.0
0.76
22.0

2.60
14.3
2.60
21.5
2.00
22.0
1.60
22.0
1.23
22.0
0.93
22.0
0.76
22.0

2.80
15.4
2.66
22.0
2.00
22.0
1.60
22.0
1.23
22.0
0.93
22.0
0.76
22.0

2.36
13.8
2.36
20.7
1.88
22.0
1.50
22.0
1.15
22.0
0.88
22.0
0.71
22.0

2.54
14.9
2.50
22.0
1.88
22.0
1.50
22.0
1.15
22.0
0.88
22.0
0.71
22.0

2.74
16.0
2.50
22.0
1.88
22.0
1.59
22.0
1.15
22.0
0.88
22.0
0.71
22.0

2.42
16.4
2.16
22.0
1.62
22.0
1.30
22.0
1.00
22.0
0.76
22.0
0.61
22.0

2.61
17.7
2.16
22.0
1.62
22.0
1.30
22.0
1.00
22.0
0.76
22.0
0.61
22.0

2.89
12.3
2.89
18.4
2.58
22.0
2.07
22.0
1.59
22.0
1.21
22.0
0.98
22.0

B5 Design tables
MULTIFLEX
VT 20K Girders as slab beams
Slab thickness
[m]

0.40

0.45

0.50

0.60

0.70

0.80

0.90

1.00

Loading q*
[kN/m2]

12.9

14.4

16.0

19.1

22.2

25.4

28.5

31.4

Secondary beam
spacing a [m] 0.50

0.60
Perm. span for main girder
Prop spacing c [m]

0.90
1.20
1.50
1.80
2.10
2.40

2.32
17.9
1.90
22.0
1.42
22.0
1.14
22.0
0.87
22.0
0.67
22.0
0.54
22.0

0.40 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.40
2.50
19.3
1.90
22.0
1.42
22.0
1.14
22.0
0.87
22.0
0.67
22.0
0.54
22.0

2.23
19.3
1.69
22.0
1.27
22.0
1.02
22.0
0.78
22.0
0.59
22.0
0.48
22.0

2.40
20.8
1.69
22.0
1.27
22.0
1.02
22.0
0.78
22.0
0.59
22.0
0.48
22.0

2.16
20.7
1.53
22.0
1.15
22.0
0.92
22.0
0.70
22.0
0.54
22.0
0.43
22.0

2.29
22.0
1.53
22.0
1.15
22.0
0.92
22.0
0.70
22.0
0.54
22.0
0.43
22.0

1.92
22.0
1.28
22.0
0.96
22.0
0.77
22.0
0.59
22.0
0.45
22.0
0.36
22.0

1.92
22.0
1.28
22.0
0.96
22.0
0.77
22.0
0.59
22.0
0.45
22.0
0.36
22.0

1.65
22.0
1.10
22.0
0.82
22.0
0.66
22.0
0.51
22.0
0.39
22.0
0.31
22.0

1.65
22.0
1.10
22.0
0.82
22.0
0.66
22.0
0.51
22.0
0.39
22.0
0.31
22.0

1.45
22.0
0.96
22.0
0.72
22.0
0.58
22.0
0.44
22.0
0.34
22.0

1.45
22.0
0.96
22.0
0.72
22.0
0.58
22.0
0.44
22.0
0.34
22.0

1.29
22.0
0.86
22.0
0.64
22.0
0.51
22.0
0.40
22.0
0.30
22.0

1.29
22.0
0.86
22.0
0.64
22.0
0.51
22.0
0.40
22.0
0.30
22.0

1.17
22.0
0.78
22.0
0.58
22.0
0.47
22.0
0.36
22.0

1.17
22.0
0.78
22.0
0.58
22.0
0.47
22.0
0.36
22.0

* Loading to DIN 4421:

Formwork load g = 0.40 kN/m2
Concrete load b = 26 kN/m3 x d (m)
Live load
p = 0.20 x b
1.5 ) p ) 5.0 kN/m2
Total load

q=g+b+p

The deflection has been limited to l/500.

Secondary girders assumed single span.
Table values mean the following:
2.25
22.0

Secon

Perm. main beam spacing b [m]

Existing prop load [kN]

ac

Beam length

Item no.

1.45m
2.15m
2.45m
2.65m
2.90m
3.30m
3.60m
3.90m
4.50m
4.90m
5.90m

074990
074905
074910
074890
074920
074930
074940
074950
074960
074970
074980

am

ain

ing

sp

dar y b

eam s

pacing

be

c
c
Prop
s

pacin

25

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MULTIFLEX
Secondary Girder: GT 24 / Main Girder: 2x GT 24
Slab thickness
[m]

0.22

0.24

0.25

0.26

0.28

Loading q*
[kN/m2]

7.6

8.1

8.4

8.7

9.2

Perm. span for main girder

Prop spacing c [m]

Secondary beam
spacing a [m]

0.60
0.90
1.20
1.50
1.80

0.75 0.625 0.50 0.625 0.50

0.40 0.625 0.50 0.40 0.625 0.50

0.40 0.625 0.50

0.40

2.99
13.6
2.99
20.5
2.99
27.3
2.99
34.1
2.99
40.9

3.59
17.4
3.59
26.2
3.59
34.9
3.59
43.6
3.59
52.3

3.50
18.3
3.50
27.4
3.50
36.5
3.50
45.7
3.50
54.8

2.95
16.3
2.95
24.4
2.95
32.6
2.95
40.7
2.95
48.9

3.17
17.5
3.17
26.2
3.17
35.0
3.17
43.7
3.17
52.5

3.42
18.9
3.42
28.3
3.42
37.8
3.42
47.2
3.38
56.0

3.18
14.5
3.18
21.8
3.18
29.0
3.18
36.3
3.18
43.5

3.42
15.6
3.42
23.4
3.42
31.2
3.42
39.0
3.42
46.8

3.09
15.0
3.09
22.5
3.09
30.0
3.09
37.5
3.09
45.1

3.33
16.2
3.33
24.3
3.33
32.4
3.33
40.5
3.33
48.6

3.06
15.4
3.06
23.1
3.06
30.8
3.06
38.6
3.06
46.3

3.29
16.6
3.29
24.9
3.29
33.2
3.29
41.5
3.29
49.7

3.55
17.9
3.55
26.8
3.55
35.8
3.55
44.7
3.55
53.7

3.02
15.8
3.02
23.6
3.02
31.5
3.02
39.4
3.02
47.3

3.25
17.0
3.25
25.4
3.25
33.9
3.25
42.4
3.25
50.9

Slab thickness
[m]

0.30

0.35

0.40

0.50

0.60

0.70

0.80

0.90

1.00

Loading q*
[kN/m2]

9.8

11.3

12.9

16.0

19.1

22.2

25.4

28.5

31.4

Perm. span for main girder

Prop spacing c [m]

Secondary beam
0.625 0.50
spacing a [m]

0.60
0.90
1.20
1.50
1.80

2.88
16.9
2.88
25.4
2.88
33.9
2.88
42.3
2.88
50.8

3.11
18.3
3.11
27.4
3.11
36.6
3.11
45.7
3.11
54.9

0.40

0.50

0.40

0.50

0.40

0.50 0.40

0.50 0.40

0.40

0.40

0.40

0.40

3.35
19.7
3.35
29.5
3.35
39.4
3.35
49.2
3.17
56.0

2.97
20.1
2.97
30.2
2.97
40.3
2.97
50.3
2.75
56.0

3.21
21.8
3.21
32.6
3.21
43.5
3.21
54.4
2.75
56.0

2.83
21.9
2.83
32.9
2.83
43.8
2.83
54.8
2.41
56.0

3.05
23.6
3.05
35.4
3.05
47.2
2.89
56.0
2.41
56.0

2.64
25.3
2.64
38.0
2.64
50.7
2.33
56.0
1.94
56.0

2.42
27.7
2.42
41.6
2.42
55.5
1.95
56.0
1.63
56.0

2.51
33.4
2.51
50.1
2.10
56.0
1.68
56.0
1.40
56.0

2.35
35.8
2.35
53.7
1.84
56.0
1.47
56.0
1.22
56.0

2.22
38.0
2.18
56.0
1.64
56.0
1.31
56.0
1.09
56.0

2.07
39.0
1.98
56.0
1.49
56.0
1.19
56.0
0.99
56.0

2.84
27.3
2.84
40.9
2.84
54.5
2.33
56.0
1.94
56.0

Seco

* Load to DIN 4421:

Dead load
g = 0.40 kN/m2
Concrete load b = 26 kN/m3 x d (m)
Live load
p = 0.20 x b
1.5 ) p ) 5.0 kN/m2

g
cin
pa

er

ird

g
ain

Total load

q=g+b+p

The deflection has been limited to 1/500.

Main girder support at node intersections.
Secondary girders assumed single span.
Table values mean the following:
3.17

perm. spacing of main girders [m]

56.0

actual prop load [kN]

One GT 24 is sufficient as main girder

when prop loads < 28.0 kN

Pro
spacp
in

26

2.68
30.7
2.68
46.1
2.44
56.0
1.95
56.0
1.63
56.0

ndar

y gird

a a

er sp

acing

B5 Design tables
MULTIFLEX
Secondary Girder: VT 20K / Main Girder: 2x VT 20K
Slab thickness
[m]

0.22

0.24

0.25

0.26

0.28

Loading q*
[kN/m2]

7.6

8.1

8.4

8.7

9.2

Secondary beam
spacing a [m]

Perm. span for main girder

Prop spacing c [m]

0.50
0.75
1.00
1.25
1.50
1.75

0.75 0.625 0.50 0.625 0.50

0.40 0.625 0.50 0.40 0.625 0.50

0.40 0.625 0.50

0.40

2.45
9.30
2.45
14.0
2.45
18.7
2.45
23.3
2.45
28.0
2.45
32.7

2.94
12.0
2.94
16.8
2.94
23.9
2.94
29.9
2.94
35.9
2.94
41.9

2.86
12.4
2.86
18.6
2.86
24.8
2.86
31.0
2.86
37.2
2.86
43.3

2.80
12.9
2.80
19.3
2.80
25.7
2.80
32.1
2.80
38.6
2.74
44.0

2.60
9.90
2.60
14.9
2.60
19.8
2.60
24.8
2.60
29.7
2.60
34.7

2.80
10.7
2.80
16.0
2.80
21.3
2.80
26.7
2.80
32.0
2.80
37.3

2.53
10.3
2.53
14.5
2.53
20.6
2.53
25.7
2.53
30.9
2.53
36.0

2.73
11.1
2.73
15.6
2.73
22.2
2.73
27.8
2.73
33.3
2.73
38.9

2.50
10.5
2.50
15.8
250
21.0
2.50
26.3
2.50
31.5
2.50
36.8

2.69
11.3
2.69
16.9
2.69
22.6
2.69
28.2
2.69
33.9
2.69
39.5

2.90
12.2
2.90
18.3
2.90
24.4
2.90
30.5
2.90
36.5
2.90
42.6

2.47
10.7
2.47
16.0
2.47
21.4
2.47
26.7
2.47
32.1
2.47
37.4

2.66
11.5
2.66
17.3
2.66
23.0
2.66
28.8
2.66
34.6
2.66
40.3

Slab thickness
[m]

0.30

0.35

0.40

0.45

0.50

Loading q*
[kN/m2]

9.8

11.3

12.9

14.4

16.0

Secondary beam
0.625 0.50
spacing a [m]

Perm. span for main girder

Prop spacing c [m]

0.50
0.75
1.00
1.25
1.50
1.75

2.36
11.5
2.36
17.3
2.36
23.0
2.36
28.8
2.36
34.6
2.36
40.3

2.54
12.4
2.54
18.6
2.54
24.8
2.54
31.0
2.54
37.2
2.54
43.4

0.40

0.50

0.40

0.50

0.40

0.50 0.40

0.50 0.40

2.74
13.4
2.74
20.1
2.74
26.7
2.74
33.4
2.74
40.1
2.58
44.0

2.43
13.8
2.43
20.6
2.43
27.5
2.43
34.4
2.43
41.3
2.22
44.0

2.62
14.8
2.62
22.2
2.62
29.7
2.62
37.1
2.59
40.0
2.22
44.0

2.32
14.9
2.32
22.4
2.32
29.9
2.32
37.4
2.28
44.0
1.95
44.0

2.50
16.1
2.50
24.2
2.50
32.2
2.50
40.3
2.28
44.0
1.95
44.0

2.24
16.2
2.24
24.3
2.24
32.3
2.24
40.4
2.03
44.0
1.74
44.0

2.16
17.3
2.16
25.9
2.16
34.6
2.16
43.2
1.83
44.0
1.57
44.0

* Load to DIN 4421:

g
cin

Dead load
g = 0.40 kN/m
Concrete load b = 26 kN/m3 x d (m)
Live load
p = 0.20 x b
1.5 ) p ) 5.0 kN/m2
Total load

de

ir
ng

a
sp

a
b

ai

2.41
17.4
2.41
26.1
2.41
34.8
2.41
43.5
2.03
44.0
1.74
44.0

2.41
11.1
2.41
16.6
2.41
22.1
2.41
27.7
2.41
33.2
2.41
38.7

2.60
11.9
2.60
17.9
2.60
23.9
2.60
29.8
2.60
35.8
2.60
41.8

2.32
18.6
2.32
27.8
2.32
37.1
2.32
44.0
1.83
44.0
1.57
44.0

a a

a=

Sec
ond
ar y
gird
er s
paci
ng

q=g+b+p

The deflection has been limited to 1/500.

Secondary girders assumed single span.
Table values mean the following:
2.58

perm. spacing of main girders [m]

44.0

actual prop load [kN]

One VT 20K is sufficient as main girder

when prop loads < 22.0 kN

Pro
spacp
ing

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B5 Design tables
Edge formwork
Formwork bracket-2, Slab Stopend Bar 105, Stopend Sleeve 15

Formwork Bracket-2
Permissible spacings [m] depending
on the slab depth and overhang.

Slab thickn. d
[m]

Overhang f [m]
0.10 0.20 0.30 0.40

0.45

0.20

2.50

2.50

2.50

1.85

1.60

0.30

1.00

1.00

1.00

1.00

1.00

The above values relate to the load capacity of the

formwork bracket. Depending on the formlining
smaller spacings may be required.
The maximum anchor tension force is 6.5 kN
and the shear force 5.3 kN.

Slab Stopend Bar 105

Slab thickness d [m]

0.20 0.30 0.40 0.50

Allowing for load

on the handrail post

1.45 1.10 0.90 0.80

Not allowing for load

on the handrail post

3.00 1.60 1.20 1.00

Permissible spacings [m] depending

on the slab depth.

The maximum deflection at the top has been limited

to 3 mm. The maximum anchor tension force is 6.5 kN.

Stopend Sleeve 15
Concrete strength required depending
on the anchor tension force.

Anchor tens. Z [kN]

2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5 6.0 6.5*

Concrete strengths
required [N/mm2]

4.5 5.5 6.3 7.2 8.2 9.1 10.0 10.9 11.8

* maximum permissible anchor

tension force for stopend sleeve 15

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B5 Design tables
Beam
UZ beam formwork

Permissible width [m] of load that may be carried by UZ 40

beam bracket depending on the depth of the beam and slab
Beam depth:
h [m]
Slab thickness:
d [m]

0.30

0.40

0.50

0.60

0.70

0.80

Version
1
2

Version
1
2

Version
1
2

Version
1
2

Version
1
2

Version
1
2

1x GT 24

2x VT 20

1x GT 24

2x VT 20

2x GT 24

2.20

4.00

1.85

3.50

1.80

3.00

1.55

2.75

0.20

1.70

3.65

1.35

2.85

1.60

2.50

1.40

1.80 *1.05 *1.35 *0.75 *1.05

0.25

1.65

3.45

1.30

2.70

1.55

2.25

1.35

1.65 *1.00 *1.25 *0.70 *0.95

0.30

1.55

3.30

1.15

2.40

1.50

2.00

1.30

1.50 *0.95 *1.15 *0.65 *0.90

0.35

1.50

3.20

1.00

2.15

1.45

1.75

1.25

1.35 *0.90 *1.05 *0.60 *0.80

The maximum deflection is 1/500

Version 1:
Side form with one or two GT 24s (vertical)

2x VT 20 2x GT 24

2x VT 20

2x GT 24

1.35

3x VT 20

2x GT 24

3x VT 20

2.25 *1.05 *1.65

*) Timber on end in the UZ 40 beam bracket

is 10 x 8 cm (rather than 8 x 8 cm)

The above values relate to the load capacity

of the UZ 40 beam bracket, the upright 8x8 cm
timbers and the secondary girders shown
on the drawings.
Depending on the formlining used, additional
secondary girders may be needed.
Separate structural calculations must be
provided to show the sub-structure can carry
the imposed loads.
The equivalent load (V/100) acting horizontally
and the pressures arising on one side (eg the
edge beam) are to be taken by a restraint
provided by the client.

Version 3:
Packing for the beam soffit formwork

Version 2:
Side form with two or three VT 20s (horizontal)

d = slab depth
h = beam depth

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B5 Design tables
Beam
AW Stopend Angle
Permissible width [m] of load that can be carried by AW stopend
angle depending on the depth of slab and beam, and type of fixing.
Height of
side formwork h [m]

Slab thickness d [m]

Substructure

0.20
nailing on

clamping

nailing on

0.30
clamping

0.35

nailing on

clamping

nailing on

clamping

SKY-

plywood.

timber

timber

SKY-

plywood.

timber

timber

SKY-

plywood.

timber

timber

SKY-

plywood.

timber

timber

DECK*

21 mm

girder

girder

DECK*

21 mm

girder

girder

DECK*

21 mm

girder

girder

DECK*

21 mm

girder

girder

2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 1.60 2.50 2.50 2.50 0.90 1.50 2.50 2.50 0.60 0.90 1.60 2.50

0.20

0.90 1.45 2.50 2.50 0.70 1.10 1.80 2.50 0.50 0.80 1.40 1.90 0.40 0.65 1.10 1.50

0.25

0.80 1.25 2.10 2.50 0.60 0.90 1.60 2.10 0.45 0.70 1.20 1.70

0.58 1.00 1.35

0.30

0.70 1.10 1.80 2.50 0.50 0.80 1.40 1.90 0.40 0.65 1.10 1.50

0.50 0.90 1.20

0.35

0.60 0.95 1.65 2.20 0.45 0.70 1.25 1.70

0.58 1.00 1.30

0.45 0.80 1.10

0.40

0.55 0.85 1.50 2.00 0.40 0.65 1.10 1.50

0.50 0.90 1.20

0.40 0.70 1.00

Height of
side formwork h [m]

Substructure
Slab thickness d [m]

0.25

0.40
nailing on

0.50
clamping

nailing on

0.60
clamping

nailing on

clamping

SKY-

plywood.

timber

timber

SKY-

plywood.

timber

timber

SKY-

plywood.

timber

timber

DECK*

21 mm

girder

girder

DECK*

21 mm

girder

girder

DECK*

21 mm

girder

girder

0.50 1.60

1.10

0.40 0.60 1.05 2.50

0.20

0.50 0.90 1.25

0.65 0.90

0.50 0.67

0.25

0.45 0.80 1.10

0.60 0.80

0.45 0.60

0.30

0.40 0.70 1.00

0.53 0.70

0.40 0.55

0.35

0.65 0.90

0.50 0.65

0.50

0.40

0.60 0.80

0.45 0.60

0.48

Nail with eight 3.1 mm dia nails

(6 at the front and 2 at the back)

1. Slab stopend

Separate structural
calculations must be
provided to show the
sub-structure is
adequate to carry the
loads arising. The
equivalent load (V/100)
acting horizontally and
the pressure arising on
one side (eg edge
beam) are to be taken
by a restraint provided
by the client.

* The AW safety handrail post must not

be used on SKYDECK panels.

2. Slab with edge beam

3. Slab with T-beam

d
h
h
h

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Weight kg

* QD = Permiss. shear force on compression struts

**QZ = Permiss. shear force on tension struts

918

1510
1214

Nominal Lengths
0,60m RF
0,90m
1,20m
To simplify handling the most
1,50m
common GT 24 Girders are
1,80m
colour coded for length.
2,10m
2,40m
brown
2,70m
grey
3,00m
blue
3,30m
red
3,60m
green
3,90m
4,20m
4,50m
4,80m
5,10m
5,40m
5,70m
6,00m
GT 24 Special Lengths
6,00-17,80m
Girder Joint

075090
075100
075120
075150
075180
075210
075240
075270
075300
075330
075360
075390
075420
075450
075480
075510
075540
075570
075600
075000

2694
2398

3286
2990

4470

3878
3582

5062
4766

4174

163

296 = standard joint spacing

296

311

28
80

Girder joint
296

296

070700

0,06

070750
55

30

80

32

5654
5358

Girder end

End Protection Cap GT 24, galv.

For protecting timber chord of girder
against being sawn off accidentally.

4,45
5,30
7,10
8,90
10,60
12,40
14,20
15,90
17,70
19,50
21,20
23,00
24,80
26,60
28,30
30,10
31,90
33,60
35,40
5,90/m

2102
1806

60 120 60

= 14,0kN*
= 13,0kN**
= 7,0kNm
= 8000cm4

240

GT 24 Girder
German Approval
Certificate No. Z-9.1-157
Perm. Shear Force QD
Perm. Shear Force QZ
Perm. Bending Moment M
Moment of Inertia ly

Item no.

5950

Weight kg

Item no.

22

40

200

perm. Q = 11,0kN
perm. M = 5,0kNm
ly = 4290cm4

120

40

VT 20K Girder
With steel end caps.
German Approval
Certificate No. Z-9.1-216

27
140

140

50
80

Nominal lengths
1,45m
2,15m
2,45m
2,65m
2,90m
3,30m
3,60m
3,90m
4,50m
4,90m
5,90m

8,60
12,70
14,50
15,60
17,10
19,50
21,20
23,00
26,70
28,90
34,80

Cutting Cost VT Girder

074990
074905
074910
074890
074920
074930
074940
074950
074960
074970
074980
074900

1450

2150

2450

2650

2900

3300

3600

3900

4500

4900

5900

= 8,5kN
= 3,5kNm
= 2420cm4

40

160

Perm. Shear Force Q

Perm. Bending Moment M
Moment of Inertia ly

80

40

VT 16K Girder*
German Approval
Certificate No. Z-9.1-216

* is no longer produced

27
80

Nominal Lengths
2,45m
2,90m
3,30m
3,60m
3,90m
4,90m
5,90m

11,30
13,30
15,20
16,60
17,90
22,50
27,10

074610
074620
074630
074640
074650
074660
074670

2450

3300
2900

Cutting Cost VT Girder

3900
3600

5900
4900

074900

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MULTIFLEX and Accessories

Weight kg
Crosshead 20/24 S, galv.
With self-locking coupling.
Providing stable support for single
or twin GT 24 or VT 20K Girders.
Girder overlap at both ends of at least 163mm
in the case of the GT 24, 15cm with VT 20K.

3,24

Item no.
028680

Required diameter of hole in the

endplate of the prop 40mm.

359

201

Crosshead 20/24, galv

Without self-locking coupling.

3,12

027890

240

155
125
85

210
170

Accessories:
Pin 14x107, galv.
Cotter Pin FS 4/1, galv.
Clawhead 24 S, galv.
With self-locking coupling.
For supporting the GT 24 Girder
at any location without nailing.

0,15
0,03

027990
018060

1,67

028890

Required diameter of hole in the

endplate of the prop 40mm.

80

280

64

10

1,55

028880
161

Clawhead 24 L, galv.
Without self-locking coupling.

Accessories:
Pin 14x107, galv.
Cotter Pin 4/1, galv.

34

With clawhead 24 S or 24 L, girders

GT 24 can even be supported outside the
node points with max. reaction at supports
of 28kN being taken by the girder.
0,15
0,03

027990
018060

Weight kg
Crosshead 16 S, galv.*
With self-locking coupling.
Providing stable support for single
or twin VT 16K Girders. Cantilever of
Girders at each end min. 150mm.

3,00

Item no.
028690

Required diameter of hole in the

endplate of the prop 40mm.

* is no longer produced

319

161

Crosshead 16, galv.*

Without self-locking coupling.

2,88

028700

* is no longer produced

240
210

Accessories:
Pin 14x107, galv.
Cotter Pin 4/1, galv.
Clawhead 16/20 S, galv.
With self-locking coupling.
For supporting the VT 20K or VT 16K Girder
at any location without nailing.

0,15
0,03

027990
018060

1,06

028660

85

125

155

170

Required diameter of hole in the

endplate of the prop 40mm.

80

028670

0,15
0,03

027990
018060

44

0,94

161

Clawhead 16/20, galv.

Without self-locking coupling.

140

Accessories:
Pin 14x107, galv.
Cotter Pin 4/1, galv.

35

Weight kg
Lowering Head 20/24, galv.
Providing stable support for single
or twin GT 24 or VT 20K Girders.
Girder overlap at both ends of at least 163mm
in the case of the GT 24, 15cm with VT 20K.
Lowers 40mm.

5,10

Item no.
028870

85

170

Lowering 40

385

195

155

027990
018060

1,42

106989

252

1 VT 20

180

Crosshead PEP 10 / VT 20, galv.

With self-locking mechanism.
Providing stable support for single
or twin VT 20K girders.

0,15
0,03

Erection Bar GT/VT, galv.

For easy erection of MULTIFLEX
with GT 24 or VT girders.

240

153

Accessories:
Pin 14x107, galv.
Cotter Pin 4/1, galv.

2,97

2 VT 20

070740

1711

85

150

190

34

3,09

027930

20

Assembly Bar 24, galv.

For easy erection of MULTIFLEX
with GT 24 girders.

95

34
50
1550

36

Weight kg
0,57

028590

110

270

Tension Strap 16-25, galv.

For clamping 2 Girders GT 24,
VT 20K or VT 16K onto Crosshead
20/24 (S) or Crosshead 16 (S).

Item no.

12

210

Pin 14x107, galv.

For fixing Crossheads as well as
Clawheads etc.

0,15

027990
129
110
14

26

0,03

018060

Handrail Holder
For easy and quick clamping to concrete
slabs for supporting handrails.
Adjustable from 20 up to 420mm.

9,79

035700

Cotter Pin 4/1, galv.

For Pins to 25mm.

190
65

70

min 20
max 420

995

460

120

30

185

37

Weight kg
Universal Tripod, galv.
For props 48 to 120mm.
Can also be used in combination
with MULTIPROP Base MP 50.

9,26

Item no.
028000

555

800

853

357
48 120

Only to be used as an erection device!

8,98

027860

615

780

Tripod, galv.*
For props 57 to 89mm.

*for hire only

Only to be used as an erection device!

5,40

107152

1,85

027940

585

640

Tripod PEP 10, galv.

For PEP 10 props 44 to 64mm.

840

Only to be used as an erection device!

min 48
max 76

Board max 30

186

Brace Clamp, galv.

Diameter of prop 48 up to 76mm.

210

40
400

Size of bracing board 30x150mm.

027790

min 76

120

100

max

450

Size of bracing board 30x150mm.

38

Board max 30

210

40

120

2,48

239

Brace Clamp HL, galv.

Diameter of prop 76 up to 89mm
as well as
100 up to
120mm.

Packed in:
Ring pallet USP 104, galvanized
Complete with:
Lashing strap 25x5750mm (1x)
Scaffold Tube steel 48,3x3,2, L = 1,0m
as Ring extensions (6x)
Max. platform height = 4,65m
Max. working height = 6,65m
Platform height alterations
6 = 300mm

Item no.

363,00

102031

32,60

102033

18,60
4,40
4,90
14,80
8,00
5,30
2,40
2,30
0,06
10,00

102025
102035
102034
102026
102030
102027
102028
102029
102037
102807

65,60

100678

0,50
3,55

100707
026411

1150

Stripping Cart ASW 465

Complete with:
1 Steel traverse 140/220 ASW (1x)
consisting of 3 parts
2 Folding base unit 160/190 ASW (1x)
3 Vertical frames 70/90 ASW (6x)
4 Vertical frames 70/120 ASW (6x)
5 Entry platforms 190 ASW (2x)
6 Toe-board set 70/190 ASW (1x)
7 Double handrails 190 ASW (4x)
8 Diagonal braces 210 ASW (3x)
9 Horizontal braces 190 ASW (2x)
10 Wind security clip 60 ASW (8x)
11 Ballast 10kg ASW (12x)

Weight kg

1100

2360

4
3

8
6
9
Ring pallet USP 104, galv.
Observe operating instructions!

10

11

Lifting device to BGR 500

Permissible load: 1200kg
035500

250
platform height 2000

3035

77,00

handrail height 980

Stripping Cart, Alu

Platform height: up to 2,00m
Permissible load: 100kg/m2

48

1800

750

39

AW Slab Stopend Angle, UZ Beam Formwork

Weight kg
1,68

065070
240

AW Slab Stopend Angle

Powder-coated.
For forming stopends of slabs up to 400mm.
Fixed to the plywood by nails.

Item no.

400

3.5 nail hole

86

50

6.5 screw hole

68

1,77

065075

122

065072

132

3,37

140

275

90

40220

AW Clamp 8-10
With captive Triple Wingnut.
For clamping the AW Slab Stopend Angle
onto timbers or Girders 80-100mm wide.

240

min 40
max 220

67

AW Bracket
Slides into the AW Slab Stopend Angle.
For height adjustment of side beam.

266

065071

nail holes

1439

7,41

500

AW Handrail Post
Slides into the AW Slab Stopend
Angle from top. With captive locking
device secured and fixed with
additional nails to the plywood.

67

762

40

Item no.

12,10

065056
17
7

440

UZ Beam Bracket 40
Complete with:
Captive Hook Tie and Wingnut
Counterplate DW15.

Weight kg

50

69

84

35

155

26

500

For allowable spacing see PERI tables.

UZ Beam Width Adjustment Bar 80
Beam width max. 400mm.
Beam width more than 400mm 2 or more of
the Adjustment Bars 80 to be connected.

7,44

065057
963
700
81,5 70

42
81

50
165
14

UZ Beam Width Adjustment Bar 129

Beam width max. 900mm.
Beam width more than 900mm.
2 or more of the Adjustment Bars 129
to be connected.

10,30

420

165

210

50

065065

1453
17x70=1190
81,5 70
42
81

50

310

14

UZ Beam Yoke Waler 100

For bearing one or two Girders GT 24
at each side.

9,02

310

310

310

210

50

065058

60

1000

120

180

40

80

14

For additional girder support.

Can be mounted either on standard
props or shoring systems.

41

MULTIPROP and Accessories

Weight kg

Item no.

10,40

027288

15,00

027289

18,80

027290

23,80

027291

33,60

027305

75

17

80
64

End Plate

150
120

MULTIPROP MP 120
(0,80-1,20m)
MULTIPROP MP 250
(1,45-2,50m)
MULTIPROP MP 350
(1,95-3,50m)
MULTIPROP MP 480
(2,60-4,80m)
MULTIPROP MP 625
(4,306,25m)

10

MULTIPROP MP, Alu

Can be used individually, as well as in
combination with MULTIPROP MRK Frames
tableforms or shoring towers.

40

14
64
80
120
150

87

10

64

L min L max

Section

L min.

L max.

MP 120

800

1200

715

421

MP 250

1450

2500

1365

1071

MP 350

1950

3500

1865

1571

MP 480

2600

4800

2515

2221

MP 625

4300

6250

4211

1975

Base MP 50
With quick action clamp coupling.

8,81

75

10

17

027310

42

For mounting props

with 6 to 10mm thick
end plates.

42

89

200

12,5
80

500

150

PEP 20, PEP 30 Props

Weight kg

Item no.

15,70
19,20
22,70
30,50

103058
103059
103060
103061

End Plate
14

100

40

L = 1,71-3,00m
L = 1,96-3,50m
L = 2,21-4,00m
L = 2,71-5,00m

PEP 20-300
PEP 20-350
PEP 20-400
PEP 20-500

84

Props PEP 20, galv.

80
D2

100

120

D1

For load capacity refer to

PERI Formwork Design Tables.

20-300

20-350

20-400

20-500

1602

1852

2102

2602

143

93

143

143

D1

66.0

71.5

75.5

84.0

D2

54.0

59.5

63.5

72.0

Props PEP 30, galv.

End Plate

82

103066
103067
103062
103063
103065

14
9

40

10,40
15,00
18,70
22,70
27,20

100

L = 0,96-1,50m
L = 1,46-2,50m
L = 1,71-3,00m
L = 1,96-3,50m
L = 2,21-4,00m

PEP 30-150
PEP 30-250
PEP 30-300
PEP 30-350
PEP 30-400

80
D2

100

120

D1

For load capacity refer to

PERI Formwork Design Tables.

30-150

30-250

30-300

30-350

30-400

852

1352

1602

1852

2102

93

93

143

93

143

D1

66.0

66.0

71.5

75.5

84.0

D2

54.0

54.0

59.5

63.5

72.0

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48 Serbia
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