Steel shuttering Sample Clauses

Steel shuttering. Steel shuttering for exposed concrete work shall be made of shuttering plates of standard sizes and to suit the pattern of exposed concrete indicated in Architect's drawings. The shutter plates used will be made of steel sheets strengthened at the edges and in middle to prevent sagging or any deflection and concrete deformity or dents and should fit with each other properly without any space or groove being left between adjacent plates to avoid and leakage of concrete slurry. If any concrete projects out between plates this will be neatly cut away. The contractor shall be required to produce details of working showing the general construction of formwork and panels with details such as nail position and holes for supports that may be required; nail heads shall be positioned as instructed by the Architects. Grooves and chamfers shall be formed as shown on the drawings without any extra cost. Any holes for the supports, which the contractor may need, shall be permitted only if approved by the Architects. All such holes shall be subsequently filled in carefully as to match with the other surface. Walls, columns etc. shall generally be cast to the full height in one operation and the formwork shall be provided accordingly. If permitted by the Architects, these may be completed in two or more heights when the formwork shall be carefully and correctly raised for further height so as to ensure a neat joint without disturbing the pattern. Any groove desired by the Architect at the joint shall be provided by the Contractor at no extra cost.
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