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I. Form columns using four -piece MDO plywood at exterior or PS -1 plywood <br />at interior column which leave no impression or joints in the hardened <br />concrete. <br />' 3.04 CONSTRUCTION OF FORMS: <br />A. Use V- groove and rustication strip in forms or as indicated. Place drip <br />forms as indicated. <br />B. Where form ties and rustication joints occur together in concrete work, lay <br />out the rustication strips as indicated and lay out form tie rows to fall within <br />rusticated joints wherever possible. <br />C. At construction joints, place a rustication strip at the exposed edge of the <br />joint at the plane in which concrete placement is stopped. <br />D. When placing or reworking formwork at construction joint prior to the next <br />casting, place a rustication strip in the previously formed joint, lap the outer <br />form 1/2 inch to 1-1/2 inches over previously formed surface, and seal both <br />strip and form against mortar leakage or intrusion. <br />E. Anchor formwork to shores and other supporting surfaces or members in <br />such a way that upward or lateral movement of any part of the formwork <br />during concrete placement and consolidation is prevented. <br />F. Support runways for moving equipment on structural members, shoring or <br />walers. <br />07/06 03300 -11 05 -5564 <br />E. Place bevel or chamfer strip on external corners of concrete. Do not bevel <br />internal corners of concrete unless otherwise indicated. <br />F. Camber formwork to compensate for anticipated deflections prior to <br />hardening of the concrete so as to maintain specified dimension tolerances. <br />G. Securely brace forms against lateral deflection and settlement. Provide <br />positive means of adjustment of shores struts and walers, by means of <br />' <br />jacks, wedges and adjustable ties so that deflection and settlement can be <br />adjusted during concrete placement. <br />H. If indicated, provide ties spaced equally vertical and horizontal at walls and <br />columns. Center tie layout both vertically and horizontally within structural <br />bays or bays formed by expansion joints or rustication joints. Form columns <br />using external form clamps, without use of ties. <br />I. Form columns using four -piece MDO plywood at exterior or PS -1 plywood <br />at interior column which leave no impression or joints in the hardened <br />concrete. <br />' 3.04 CONSTRUCTION OF FORMS: <br />A. Use V- groove and rustication strip in forms or as indicated. Place drip <br />forms as indicated. <br />B. Where form ties and rustication joints occur together in concrete work, lay <br />out the rustication strips as indicated and lay out form tie rows to fall within <br />rusticated joints wherever possible. <br />C. At construction joints, place a rustication strip at the exposed edge of the <br />joint at the plane in which concrete placement is stopped. <br />D. When placing or reworking formwork at construction joint prior to the next <br />casting, place a rustication strip in the previously formed joint, lap the outer <br />form 1/2 inch to 1-1/2 inches over previously formed surface, and seal both <br />strip and form against mortar leakage or intrusion. <br />E. Anchor formwork to shores and other supporting surfaces or members in <br />such a way that upward or lateral movement of any part of the formwork <br />during concrete placement and consolidation is prevented. <br />F. Support runways for moving equipment on structural members, shoring or <br />walers. <br />07/06 03300 -11 05 -5564 <br />