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O-K Curb & Gutter Forms: Download Product PDFBMF 0-K curb, curb face, and gutter forms are made for all types of curb and gutter work, with or without division plates. The curb form (back) is sufficiently rugged to provide rigid support for the curb face form. All gutter forms have a 2x1 inch right angle flange at the top and a husky 2-1/2 inch flat flange at the bottom. The extended flat bottom flange provides sufficient strength and will not trap spilled concrete. 0-K gutter form design includes the rugged slide end lock and the 0-K giant wedge stake pocket.
On projects where specifications require no breaks or scoring, complete suspension (without division plates) of the curb face form from the curb form (back) is accomplished by the use of two Adjustable Hanger accessories which hold the curb face form rigidly in place.
O-K Curb Face Forms: Download Product PDFBMF manufactures a complete line of 0-K Curb Face Forms for a combined curb and gutter setting. Standard shapes that meet most specifications are illustrated below. However, any type and size can be supplied on order. In the combined curb and gutter form setting, the curb face form is the one that "takes the beating"; it is essentially a suspended member, depending on division plates or adjustable hangers for support. Therefore, the curb face form must be ruggedly constructed, and designed for rigid support. BMF engineers have taken these service factors into account. 0-K Curb Face Forms include the rugged and positive slide lock assuring ease of joining forms and rigid alignment once the slide lock is tapped into place.
These 0-K Curb Face Forms are designed for the greatest adaptability in combination with other forms. When used with division plates, the curb face forms are quickly locked into and aligned with the tabs or ears in the division plates by simply tapping taper keys into place. 
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Curb & Gutter Forms
Curb Face Forms
Division Plates
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O-K Curb Division Plates: Download Product PDF
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A full depth division plate is used for spacing and support where a full depth joint is required. The skeleton (false division plate) is used for spacing and support where a full depth joint is not required. A minimum of two plates are required (spaced at five foot intervals)
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