A-Frame Fly Form System is a type of concrete forming widely used for supporting cast-in-place concrete slabs in high-rise construction.

The method of table relocation gives this concrete forming system the name A-Frame Fly Form System and the tables, A-Frame Fly Form Tables.

A-Frame Fly Form design meets the demand of today’s challenging environment that requires a flexible and time saving construction system.

It is fully adaptable to the configuration and shoring height of a slab and much lighter and cost efficient compared to conventional trusses.

TYPICAL A-FRAME FLY FORM CYCLE

1. Fly Form Table supports newly poured concrete slab.
   
   
2. When concrete reaches required strength table form is lowered from newly formed slab and rolled outward from building.
   
   
3. Fly Form Table is then lifted by crane and flown outward from building.
   
   
4. Fly Form Table is placed on top of previously poured slab.

A-FRAME TRUSS BASIC MEMBERS

1. Top Chord, H-750 Beam
   
   
2. A-Frame, Web Member
   
   
3. Bottom Chord, H-750 Beam, same as Top Chord
   
   
4. Hinged Table Leg