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Core trade stage

Formwork and strip-out

CPC forms the pool shell to the agreed plans and scope, then returns after the concrete pour to strip the formwork and remove the associated formwork rubbish.

Typical scope

  • Standard and wet-edge formwork
  • Top boards
  • Edge-beam and under-seat L-form boxing
  • Curved walls
  • Corbels and fully boxed corbels
  • Windows priced from the plans
  • Strip-out after the pour where included in the agreed formwork scope

Exact inclusions are confirmed from the plans. CPC does not design the pool structure or certify the formwork design.

What to send

Provide the architectural and engineering plans, required dates, access constraints and any window, wet-edge, seat, beam or corbel details.

This stage on site

  • Whole Portsea pool and round-spa footprint with curved formwork and in-shell plumbing before steel fixing.
    Portsea — pool and round-spa geometry formed with in-shell plumbing in place.

Stage detail

  • Pool formwork, wall reinforcement and floor steel prepared for the next structural stage in Toorak.
    Toorak — formwork, floor steel, wall reinforcement and in-shell services.
  • Whole pool formwork with a rounded corner and stepped structural geometry before steel fixing.
    Rounded-corner pool layout — formwork defining the overall geometry before reinforcement.
  • Whole long narrow pool and spa structure with formwork, reinforcement and in-shell services before concrete placement.
    Long narrow pool and spa — full reinforcement and pre-pour setup.

Next step

Send your plans for pricing.

Provide the plans, required stages, project location, access notes and requested programme window. Use the secure pricing form to send your plans and project details.