In the mid-1960's, Construction Techniques, Inc. developed and patented the original Fabriform® Fabric Formed Concrete System for soil erosion control. Sixty years later, we continue to manufacture Fabriform to the highest standards of quality.
Fabriform fabric formed concrete is the result of pumping a highly fluid concrete mix into specially woven fabric "envelopes." This method of erosion control allows for fast, economical construction of revetments, landfill containment systems, holding ponds, bridge scour repair, bridge or dock piling reinforcement and countless other applications.
Fabric formed concrete eliminates the need for time-consuming wooden forms and expensive lifting equipment and/or cranes. Plus, fabric forms have the unique advantage of allowing the concrete to be pumped and cured below the water line — making site preparation much easier. Labor and material costs are reduced due to simpler installation and more efficient use of concrete. This efficiency makes fabric formed concrete budget-friendly by design.
In addition to economic advantages, Fabriform concrete is the smart choice for soil erosion control because of its high versatility, durability and effectiveness. Worldwide, there are millions of square feet of fabric formed concrete in place.
Company Details
- Employees
- 14
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 15887 Snow Rd,
- Industry
- Construction
- NAICS
-
Construction
- Website
- http://fabriform.net
- Keywords
- Erosion Control, Concrete Revetments, Filterpoint, Unimat, Articulating Block, Concrete Bags, Pile Jackets, Rechannelization, Flood Control, Bank Stabilization, Discharge Canals, Pier Pile Repair, Holding Ponds, Reservoirs, Drainage Systems, Dikes & Levees, Bridge Abutments, Fabric Formed Concrete.
- HQ
- Cleveland, Ohio
Construction Techniques, Inc. Questions
Construction Techniques, Inc.'s website is http://fabriform.net
Construction Techniques, Inc.'s LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/construction-techniques
Construction Techniques, Inc. has
14 employees.
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Construction Techniques, Inc.'s industry is
Construction
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Construction Techniques, Inc.'s categories are Construction
Construction Techniques, Inc.'s founding year is 1960
