H20 Wooden Beam
H20 Wooden Beams are load-bearing formwork beams used in slab, wall, column and other timber-beam formwork applications. This category includes H20 beams from 145 cm to 590 cm, together with products listed under names such as Doka, Kingwood, Pfeifer, Extraform and Lana.
When selecting an H20 beam, compare more than the unit price. Beam length, formwork application, new or used condition, overall product condition and required quantity all affect the right choice.
H20 Wooden Beam Guide
H20 wooden beams are structural formwork components used in timber-beam formwork systems. Different lengths allow the beam layout to be adapted to slab, wall and column applications. Depending on the project geometry and formwork arrangement, both the required beam length and total quantity may change.
Where Are H20 Beams Used?
H20 beams are used in a range of formwork applications. They may form part of the main or secondary bearer arrangement in slab and table-shoring systems, while wall and column formwork can combine H20 beams with plywood facing and steel walers to create Vario-type panels.
H20 Wooden Beam Lengths
The category includes several beam lengths: 145, 180, 215, 245, 265, 290, 330, 360, 390, 420, 450, 490 and 590 cm. The appropriate length depends on the formwork layout, application and required beam arrangement. Large projects may use more than one beam length within the same formwork plan.
H20 Beam Product and Brand Options
In addition to general H20 wooden beam listings, the category contains products listed as Doka H20, Kingwood H20, Pfeifer H20, Extraform H20 and Lana. Compare length, condition, current availability and intended application rather than relying on the product name alone.
For used H20 beams, overall straightness, web and flange condition, visible damage and suitability for reuse should be considered. Product condition can vary from one used item to another, so available photos and listing details are useful when comparing options.
What Should You Consider When Choosing an H20 Beam?
- Beam length: choose a length suitable for the planned formwork layout.
- Application: consider whether the beam will be used for slab, table shoring, wall or column formwork.
- New or used condition: evaluate condition and suitability for reuse when buying used beams.
- Required quantity: total project quantity can affect pricing and logistics.
- System compatibility: consider the beam together with connection parts, walers and other formwork components used in the same system.
Related Formwork Product Groups
- Scaffolding and Formwork Systems – table shoring, Vario, panel and other formwork systems.
- Scaffolding and Formwork Components – H20 connections, walers, locks, tie rods and complementary parts.
- Plywood – sheet and facing options used with H20 beam formwork panels.
H20 Wooden Beam Prices
H20 wooden beam prices can vary according to beam length, product or brand, new or used condition, quantity, current stock and delivery requirements. For this reason, comparing only a single unit price may not reflect the total project requirement.
Share H20 beam length, new/used preference, approximate quantity, formwork application and delivery location to request a project or bulk quotation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an H20 wooden beam?
An H20 wooden beam is a load-bearing formwork beam used in timber-beam formwork systems for slab, wall and column applications.
Which H20 beam lengths are available?
The category lists 145, 180, 215, 245, 265, 290, 330, 360, 390, 420, 450, 490 and 590 cm beam options.
Can H20 beams be used with table shoring?
Yes. H20 beams may be used in the upper bearer arrangement of slab and table-shoring formwork systems according to the project layout.
Can H20 beams be used for wall and column formwork?
Yes. H20 beams can be combined with plywood facing and steel walers in Vario-type wall and column formwork panels.
What should be checked when buying used H20 beams?
Check overall straightness, visible damage, web and flange condition and suitability for reuse. Product photos and listing details should also be compared.
Why do H20 beam prices vary?
Prices may vary by length, product or brand, condition, quantity, stock availability and delivery requirements. Bulk and project-based requirements can be quoted separately.