Shuttering Used to Reduce Wastage

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The site team at Heathrow Terminal 3 used Doka Shuttering systems rather than standard ply formwork.

This shuttering was used as a high number of repeat uses are possible due to the extremely durable sheet.

The shuttering also significantly reduces wastage of timber and reduced vehicle traffic and emissions as a result of reduced deliveries and waste collections.

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Published 5 January 2018
Views 1176

Categories
Re-use, Reduce, Travel plans,

Size of site
Large, Medium,

Level of Best Practice
Good practice,

Impact on resources
Some,

Site Setting
Coastal, Rural, Urban,

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Darren Peck
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