Cylinder Concrete Form: Steel Column for Forming, 48in Diameter x 2ft

Cylinder Concrete Form: Steel Column for Concrete Forming, 48in Diameter x 2ft

Heavy Duty Steel Column Form for Concrete Forming, 48in Dia X 2ft

Deslauriers Heavy Duty Steel Column forms produce an incredibly smooth, hard surface with very few voids and minimal seams. That's thanks to our galvanized constant radius steel half round sections and quarter round sections (for forms over 48” in diameter) bolted together for easy crane handling on the jobsite. Our forms are built to last—and to make your construction job easier. Vertical and horizontal seams are connected with bolts that speed up setting and stripping. You can learn more about large diameter paper tubes and other options on our website.

When you choose our concrete products, you get quality and reliability you can count on for your construction needs.

We connect vertical and horizontal seams with high-speed bolts to speed up setting and stripping. More information on large diameter paper tubes and other options is available on our website. Standard column diameters are just the beginning. We also offer custom diameters and lengths.

Lateral pressure shouldn't exceed 3000 PSF on forms through 36” in diameter or 2000 PSF on forms over 36” in diameter. Built-in 1-1/2” lifting holes on most 4ft and 8ft make them easy to move around the site. We recommend using a lifting spreader bar for lifting all column forms—4000 pounds per hole or 8000 pounds assembled.

The Heavy Duty Steel Column Form for Concrete Forming, 48in Diameter x 2ft, is one of our most popular products. Consider alternatives such as the Plastic Column Form (PCF) for Concrete Forming, 16in Dia. Steel Column Form for Concrete Forming, 32in Diameter x 4ft. (Lateral pressure shouldn't exceed 3000 PSF on forms above 36” in diameter or 2000 PSF on forms over 36” in diameter.)

You can learn more about our products and services—including concrete voids and large diameter paper tubes—by getting in touch. We work on a wide range of projects: building columns, piers, pilings and footings. Small or large projects, residential, commercial or industrial. DIY projects like patios or walkways.

Applications for Concrete

Forms are used in a variety of construction projects. They're essential for creating robust foundations, walls and columns—and ensuring structural integrity and durability. Concrete forming tubes, often made from fiber or paper, are particularly effective for constructing round structures like piers, pilings and footings.

When you choose a concrete form, you need to consider the specific application and the type of concrete you're using, especially when it comes to the decorative needs of your project. The price and availability of the form also play a role in ensuring the best results. Steel forms are a popular choice for large-scale projects because they're durable and can withstand heavy loads. But they may not be the most economical option for smaller projects.

For more information on forming and the different types of forms available—including cylinder forms—consulting with a construction expert or visiting a supplier's website is a good idea. Concrete forming tubes can be easily cut to length or drilled on-site to get the desired shape and size for your project.

The concrete forms varies depending on the material, size and type. Cylinder forms are often a cost-effective option compared to traditional wood or forms. To get the most out of cylinder concrete forms, it's crucial to follow proper installation and removal procedures. This ensures a smooth and successful concrete forming process—and helps you choose the right form for the job.

By using forms, construction professionals can create strong, durable and long-lasting structures while saving time and reducing costs. That's why they're an excellent choice for a wide range of projects.

If you're looking for more details on forms and their applications, there are plenty of online resources available—including tutorials, videos and product reviews. These can provide valuable insights to help you make informed decisions.

In short, forms are a valuable tool in the construction industry. They offer a range of benefits—including ease of use, economical and versatile. They're an excellent choice for any project—and will help you achieve high-quality results.