Footing Formwork Section 2D Layout with Timber Sheeting Details

This footing formwork section design is a detailed AutoCAD 2D drawing prepared for structural foundation and concrete formwork reference. The drawing clearly illustrates multiple footing formwork sections with vertically arranged upright timbers fixed along the concrete face. Prefabricated sheeting boards or sheeting sheets are shown fastened securely to the timbers, forming a stable formwork system. The section design explains corner to corner sheet connections on both sides to support the upright timber alignment. Horizontal whalers are positioned accurately and fixed using spikes, spaced at every third upright timber, ensuring rigidity and proper load distribution during concrete pouring. This footing formwork section drawing helps architects and civil engineers understand formwork arrangement and construction methodology.

The footing formwork section 2d drawing is drafted with clean linework and clear sectional representation suitable for professional construction documentation. Builders and designers can use this formwork section autocad file to study timber positioning sheeting support and whaler alignment for on site execution. The drawing supports AutoCAD Revit SketchUp and 3d Max workflows for coordination and detailing. With clear formwork configuration and construction focused detailing, this footing formwork section design becomes a valuable subscription resource for foundation detailing and RCC formwork drawing libraries.is architectural drawing is Design of different sections of Footing formwork in detail AutoCAD 2D drawing, CAD file, dwg file. It has vertically arranged upright timbers to which pre-fabricated sheeting boards or sheeting sheets are fastened on the concrete side. Corner to corner, sheets on both sides support the upright timbers. Whalers are positioned horizontally on spikes that are spaced out every third upright timber. For more details and information download the drawing file. Thank you for visiting our cadbull.com.