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Form Liners
Cobblecrete form liners are a great way to add a decorative touch to any vertical surface. From the simplest mailbox to your local highway bridge, formliners are versatile and can be used in a wide range of applications.
Choose from our current patterns or create your own working with our master mold builders.
Specifications |
| Formliner Backing: |
• ¾ AC Plywood Backing is cast into each formliner for strength. This also helps in handling and
making the product easy to attach to the form.
• No backing or partial to turn radiuses.
• Hard core backing for steam beds and wet/hot applications.
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| Fastening to Form: |
• Typically a formliner is attached to the form by a #10 grabber screw 12 inch on center (recommended).
• Fender bolts or flange bolts may be used instead of screws 16 inch on center (recommended).
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| Formliner Rustication |
• Control Joints, Expansion, and Pattern Breaks can be dealt with in the field by ordering rustication
strips that match or accent the pattern. |
| Formliner Release |
• Because SuperCast, UltraCast, and MaxiCast are urethane tools they require a non-petroleum base release agent.
• Cobblecrete’s Fre-Form release is a water base agent that meets all EPA requirements as of June 1999.
• If form release is not supplied by Cobblecrete, please verify that the release to be used is compatible. |
| Availability |
• Cobblecrete formliners are manufactured in Springville, Utah and can be shipped anywhere in the world. For information
contact Cobblecrete. |
| Lead Time |
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| • Samples: 5 working days |
| • Formliners: 15 working days |
| • Mold set up: 20 working days |
| • Custom orders: Contact Cobblecrete |
| Formliner Costs |
• Prices are by the square foot. Formliner costs are determined by thickness and size of pattern. Consult
the product guide for sizes, patterns, depth, detail, and unit costs. |
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Questions?
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