2/239 Sumatra
A brickwork pattern with broken and edged sandstones. The unequally-sized rocks are crookedly pieced together and create a lively image on the façade.
Dimensions
| uses | Dimensions (in) | order number |
|---|---|---|
| 100 | 132.87/157.80* × 261.22/283.43* | C 2239 |
| 10 | - | - |
100-timer formliners are supplied in an individual dimension within the maximum indicated dimensions.
The specified widths of the 10-timer and 50-timer formliners are a fixed dimension and ensure the continuity of the structure in the case of linear patterns. The longitudinal direction of the pattern is variable and can be ordered from 1 m up to the maximum dimension in 10 cm steps.
Designs inspired by nature: Our formliners reproduce rough rock, rugged stone, natural and broken stone, straight-lined and wild patterns in the concrete. A brickwork appearance is created through a systematic arrangement completely without elaborate processing. Steinwald lends concrete massive naturalness, Cheyenne a distinct texture. Brabant transforms concrete into natural stone masonry. Even stacked and embossed surfaces are implemented effectively without elaborate handiwork and cost.
