Beneath the massive weight of architecture’s dreams lies an often unseen hero: the slab formwork. It is the silent scaffold, the temporary cradle, that shapes and sustains liquid concrete into permanence. Before a single brick rests, before facades rise, it is this mouldwork that holds the promise of structure—steady, steadfast, precise. Concrete poured without form […]

When you pass by a construction site, the scaffolding—those intricate networks of pipes, braces, and planks might seem like just a temporary setup. However, scaffolding is far more than a mere structure.

Scaffolding is one of the silent champions of construction, a temporary framework that supports workers, tools, and materials while building, repairing, or maintaining structures above ground level. To choose the right type, one must know not only what scaffolding is, but also the many forms it can take and how those forms suit different site conditions, materials, and tasks.