LIWA Assembly Instruction

LIWA
Panel Formwork
Instructions for Assembly and Use Standard Configuration
Edition 09 | 2015
Overview
Main components
B6
A7
B4
B3
B2
A4
A3
A6
A5
B1
B5
A3 Panel
A4 Panel Connection
A5 Tie Point
A6 Push-Pull Prop
A7 Working and Concreting Scaffold
B1 Corner
B2 T-junction
B3 Wall Offset
B4 Longitudinal Infills
B5 Stopend Formwork
B6 Extension Waler
LIWA Panel Formwork

Content
Overview

Main components

Key
Introduction

Target groups

Additional technical documentation

Intended use

Care and maintenance instructions
Safety Instructions

Cross-system

System-specific

Storage and transportation
General
A1 Storage and Transportation
A2 Quick User Guide
A3 Panel
A4 Panel Connection H = 300, 250

Wedge Clamp LIWA

Wedge Clamp Compensation LIWA

LIWA Alignment Coupler LRS

Compensation Waler LWR 60

Timber Holder LIWA

Lifting Pin LIWA
A5 Tie Technology

Anchor System DW 15
A6 Push-Pull Props

Push-Pull Props and Kickers

Brace Connector LIWA

Brace Connector/2 LIWA

Scaffold Bracket LW 80

Guardrails
A8 Foundations / Foundation Tie Clamp
Standard Configuration H = 3.00 m
B1 Corners

90 corners

Oblique angles
B2 T-junctions, Wall Connections

Internal formwork, external formwork

Obtuse wall connection
B3 Wall Offsets

Wall offset 5 - 85 cm
B4 Length Compensation

Length compensations up to 25 cm
B5 Stopend Formwork

With timber and filler plywood

With Panel LWM 300 x 75
B6 Height Extensions
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2
3
3
4
5
6
7
7
8
10
12
14
14
15
16
16
16
17
18
18
18
19
20
21
22
24
26
27
28
30
31
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LIWA Panel Formwork

Standard Configuration H = 2.50 m

C1 Corners

90 corners

Oblique angles
C2 T-junctions, Wall Connections


C3 Wall Offsets

Wall offset 5 - 85 cm
C4 Length Compensation

C5 Stopend Formwork


With Panel LWM 250 x 75
C6 Height Extensions
Standard Configuration H = 1.50m + 1.50m
D1 Corners

90 corners

Oblique angles
D2 T-junctions, Wall Connections

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36
38
39
40
42
43
43
44
46
48
49
System Accessories
E1 Column Formwork with LIWA

H = 300

H = 250, H = 150 + 150
50
51
Components

Components
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Overview
Key
Pictogram | Definition
Safety instructions
Note
Visual check
Tip
Load-bearing point
Dimension specifications
Dimensions are usually given in cm.
Other measurement units, e.g. m, are
shown in the illustrations.
Conventions
Instructions are numbered with:
1...... , 2....... , 3......
The result of an instruction is shown
by:
Position numbers are clearly provided
for the individual components and are
given in the drawing, e.g. 1, in the
text in brackets, for example (1).
Multiple position numbers, i.e. alternative components, are represented
with a slash, e.g. 1 / 2.
Presentational reference
The illustration on the front cover of
these instructions is understood to be a
system representation only. The assembly steps presented in these Instructions for Assembly and Use are shown
in the form of examples with only one
component size. They are valid accordingly for all component sizes contained
in the standard configuration.
For a better understanding, detailed illustrations are partly incomplete. The
safety installations which have possibly
not been featured in these detailed
drawings must nevertheless be available.
LIWA Panel Formwork

Introduction
Target groups
Contractors
These Instructions for Assembly and
Use are designed for contractors
who use the formwork systems for
assembling, modifications and dismantling, or
e.g. concreting or
for other operations, e.g. carpentry or
electrical work.
Construction site coordinator
The Health and Safety Coordinator*
is appointed by the client,
must identify potential hazards during
the planning phase,
determines measures that provide
protection against risks,
creates a safety and health plan,
coordinates the protective measures
for the contractor and site personnel
so that they do not endanger each
other,
monitors and ensures compliance
with the protective measures.
* Valid in Germany: Regulations for Occupational Health and Safety on Construction

Sites 30 (RAB 30)
Qualified persons
Due to the specialist knowledge gained
from professional training, work experience and recent professional activity,
the qualified person has a reliable understanding of safety-related issues and
can correctly carry out tests. Depending
on the complexity of the test to be undertaken, e.g. scope of testing, type of
testing or the use of a certain measuring device, a range of specialist knowledge is necessary.
Designation of the safety precautions

in the event of changing weather conditions which could adversely affect
the safety of the formwork system
concerned as well as the personnel.
Details regarding the permissible
loads.
Description of any other risks that are
associated with the assembly, modification or dismantling procedures.
Technically qualified personnel

Formwork systems may only be assembled, modified or dismantled by personnel who are suitably qualified to do so.
For the work to be carried out, the qualified workers must have received instructions** which contain at least the
following points:
An explanation of the plan for the assembly, modification or dismantling of
the formwork system in an understandable form and language.
Description of measures in order to
safely assemble, modify or dismantle
the formwork system.
Designation of the preventive measures to avoid the risk of persons and
objects falling.
In other countries, ensure that the

relevant national guidelines and regulations in the respective current
version are complied with!
** Instructions are given by the contractor himself or a qualified person selected by him.
Additional technical documentation

Instructions for Use:
Crane Hook LIWA
LIWA Brochure
LIWA Panel Formwork

Introduction
Intended use
Product description
PERI products have been exclusively
designed as technical work equipment
for use in the industrial sectors only by
suitably trained personnel.
PERI LIWA, the lightweight panel formwork for easy and quick forming of walls
and foundations, with and without the
use of a crane.
Each standard panel is, at the same
time, a multi-purpose panel and the variety of applications is increased through
the integrated perforated strip.
Thismeans that corners as well as columns with dimensions ranging from
15cm x 15 cm up to 55 cm x 55 cm can
be formed in 5 cm increments without
requiring any special panels.
Technical data
Panel heights: 300, 250, 150, 75 cm
Panel widths: 75, 60, 50, 40, 25 cm
Permissible fresh concrete pressure
50 kN/m according to DIN 18218
Evenness: Line 6 according to DIN
18202.
Crane Hook LIWA: max. load-carrying
capacity 300 kg.
For panel connections, the following

components are available:
Standard panel joint
Wedge Clamp LIWALIWA Alignment
Coupler LRS
Compensation up to 5 cm
Instructions for use

The use in a way not intended according to the Instructions for Assembly and
Use or deviating from the standard configuration, represents a misapplication
with a potential safety risk, e.g. risk of
falling.
Only PERI original components may be
used. The use of other products and
spare parts is not allowed.
Changes to PERI components are not
permitted.
LIWA Panel Formwork

Introduction
Care and maintenance instructions

In order to maintain the value and operational readiness of the formwork materials over the long term, clean the
elements after each use.
Some repair work may also be inevitable due to the tough working conditions.
The following points should help to
keep care and maintenance costs as
low as possible.
Spray the formwork on both sides with
the concrete release agent before each
use; this allows easier and faster cleaning of the formwork. Spray the concrete
release agent very thinly and evenly!
Spray the rear side of the formwork
with water immediately after concreting; this avoids any time-consuming
and costly cleaning operations.
When used continuously, spray the
panel formlining with the concrete release agent immediately after striking;
then clean by means of a scraper,
brush or rubber lip scraper. Important:
do not clean formlining made of plywood with high-pressure equipment;
this could result in the formlining being
damaged.
Fix box-outs recesses and mounting

parts with double-headed nails; as a result, the nails can easily be subsequently removed, and damage to the formlining is largely avoided.
Use spacers for reinforcement with a

large-sized supports or extensive areas
of support; this largely avoids impressions being formed in the formlining
when under load.
Close all unused anchor holes with

plugs; this eliminates any subsequent
cleaning or repair work. Anchor holes
accidentally blocked with concrete are
freed by means of a steel pin from the
formlining side.
Mechanical components, e.g. spindles

or gear mechanisms, must be cleaned
of dirt or concrete residue before and after use, and then greased with a suitable lubricant.
When placing bundles of reinforcement

bars or other heavy objects on horizontally-stored formwork elements, suitable
support, e.g. square timbers, is to be
used; as a result, impressions and damage to the formlining are largely avoided.
Provide suitable support for the components during cleaning so that no unintentional change in their position is possible.
Do not clean components when suspended on a crane.
Internal concrete vibrators should be fitted, if possible, with rubber caps; as a

result, any damage to the formliner is
reduced if the vibrator is accidentlly inserted between the reinforcement and
formlining.
Never clean powder-coated components, e.g. elements and accessories,
with a steel brush or hard metal scraper;
this ensures that the powder-coating remains intact.
LIWA Panel Formwork

Safety Instructions
Cross-system
General
The contractor must ensure that the Instructions for Assembly and Use supplied by PERI are available at all times
and are understood by the site personnel.
These Instructions for Assembly and
Use can be used as the basis for creating a risk assessment. The risk assessment shall be compiled by the contractor. The Instructions for Assembly and
Use do not replace the risk assessment!
Always take into consideration and comply with the safety instructions and permissible loads.
For the application and inspection of
PERI products, the current safety regulations and guidelines must be observed
in the respective countries where they
are being used.
Materials and working areas are to be
inspected on a regular basis especially
before each use and assembly for:
signs of damage,
stability and
functionality.
Damaged components must be exchanged immediately on site and may
no longer be used.
Safety components are removed only
when they are no longer required.
Components provided by the contractor
must conform with the characteristics
required in these Instructions for Assembly and Use as well as all valid construction guidelines and standards. Unless otherwise indicated, this applies in
particular to:
timber components: Strength Class
C24 for Solid Wood according to EN
338.
scaffold tubes: galvanised steel tubes
with minimum dimensions of 48.3 x
3.2 mm according to EN 12811-1:2003
4.2.1.2.
scaffold tube couplings according to
EN 74.
Deviations from the standard configuration are only permitted after a further
risk assessment has been carried out by
the contractor.On the basis of this risk
assessment, determine appropriate
measures for working and operational
safety as well as stability.
Corresponding proof of stability can be
provided by PERI on request if the risk
assessment and resulting measures to
be implemented are made available.
Before and after exceptional occurrences that may have an adverse effect
regarding the safety of the formwork
system, the contractor must immediately
create another risk assessment, with
appropriate measures for ensuring the
stability of the formwork system being carried out based on the results,
and arrange for an extraordinary
inspection by a qualified person. The
aim of this inspection is to identify and
rectify any damage in good time in
order to guarantee the safe use of the
formwork system.
Exceptional occurrences can include:
accidents,
longer periods of non-use,
natural events, e.g. heavy rainfall,
icing, heavy snowfall, storms or earthquakes.
Assembly, modification and dismantling work
Assembly, modification or dismantling
of formwork systems may only be carried out by technically qualified personnel under the supervision of an authorized person. The technically qualified
personnel must have received appropriate training for the work to be carried
out with regard to specific risks and
dangers.
The contractor must ensure that the

personal protective equipment required
for the assembly, modification or dismantling of the system, e.g.
safety helmet,
safety shoes,
safety gloves,
safety glasses,
is available and used as intended.
If personal protective equipment (PPE)
is required or specified in local regulations, the contractor must determine
appropriate load-bearing points on the
basis of the risk assessment.
The personal protective equipment to be
used is determined by the contractor.
The contractor must
provide safe working areas for site
personnel which are to be reached
through the provision of safe access
ways. Areas of risk must be cordoned
off and clearly marked.
ensure the stability during all stages of
construction, in particular during assembly, modification and dismantling
of the formwork.
ensure and prove that all loads can be
safely transferred.
Utilization
Every contractor who uses or allows
formwork systems or sections of the
formwork to be used, has the responsibility for ensuring that the equipment is
in good condition.
If the formwork system is used successively or at the same time by several
contractors, the health and safety coordinators must point out any possible
mutual hazards and all work must be
then coordinated.
On the basis of the risk assessment and

Instructions for Assembly and Use, the
contractor must create installation
instructions in order to ensure safe
assembly, modification and dismantling
of the formwork system.
LIWA Panel Formwork

Safety Instructions
System-specific
Storage and transportation
Retract components only when the concrete has sufficiently hardened and the
person in charge has given the goahead for striking to take place.
Anchoring is to take place only if the anchorage has sufficient concrete
strength.
Store and transport components ensuring that no unintentional change in their

position is possible. Detach load-bearing devices and lifting gear from the
lowered components only if they are in
a stable position and no unintentional
change is possible.
Only use designated PERI lifting gear.

During striking, do not tear off the formwork elements with the crane.
If a storm warning is given, additional
push-pull props are to be attached or
other bracing measures are to be carried
out along with implementing the details
contained in the PERI design tables.
Do not drop the components.

Use PERI load-bearing devices and lifting gear as well as only those load-bearing points provided on the component.
During the moving procedure,
ensure that components are picked up
and set down so that unintentional
falling over, falling apart, sliding, falling
down or rolling is avoided.
no persons are allowed to remain under
the suspended load.
The access areas on the jobsite must be
free of obstacles and tripping hazards as
well as being slip-resistant.
For transportation, the surface must
have sufficient load-bearing capacity.
Use original PERI storage and transport
systems, e.g. crate pallets, pallets or
stacking devices.
LIWA Panel Formwork

A1 Storage and Transportation
Please adhere to the PERI Instructions for Use for Pallets and Stacking
Devices as well as Pallet Lifting Trolley!
Manually-created transport units
must be correctly stacked and secured!
Fig. A1.01a
Transport
PERI pallets and stacking devices are
suitable for lifting by crane or forklift.
They can also be moved with the PERI
Pallet Lifting Trolley.
All pallets and stacking devices can be
lifted using both the longitudinal and
front sides.
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Material damage!
Store and transport panels of the
same size in one stack!
(Fig. A1.01)
Number of panels per stack:

8 Staclomg LIWA panels of one size.
Use Stacking Aid LIWA (16) in order to
protect the panels. (Fig. A1.01a)
Stacking height on truck:
2 stacks, one on top of each other.
Transportation Aid
For transporting the panels without the
use of a crane, the Lifting Pin LIWA (17)
can be used, e.g. for upright transport
(Fig. A1.02).
Fig. A1.01
17
Fig. A1.02
LIWA Panel Formwork

LIWA Panel Formwork

A2 Quick User Guide
Primary formwork
Risk of injury!
Secure panels against tipping over
and wind forces!
Detach lifting gear only when the
push-pull props are securely fixed!
Fig. A2.01
Assembly
1. Lay out panels and connect.
(Fig. A2.01)
2. Mount push-pull props according to
the valid width of influence.
(Fig. A2.02)
3. Transport to place of operation by
crane. (Fig. A2.03)
Fig. A2.02
Fig. A2.03
Closing formwork
Risk of injury!
top anchor has been installed!
Assembly
1. Mount brackets on the panel unit.
2. Install decking and guardrails.
(Fig. A2.04)
3. Transport to place of operation by
crane.
4. Install anchors.
Fig. A2.04
Forming from the external or internal

corner to the compensation.
(Fig. A2.05)
Fig. A2.05
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LIWA Panel Formwork

A2 Quick User Guide
Concreting
From a safe and secure working
scaffold.
(Fig. A2.06)
Striking and moving
Risk of injury!
Concrete strength must be taken
into account!
Secure panels against tipping over
and wind forces!
push-pull props are securely fixed!
Fig. A2.06
Closing formwork
1. Mount crane hook to the panel and fix
to crane lifting gear.
2. Remove ties.
3. Release panel connection.
4. Move element, clean and transport to
place of operations by crane.
5. Connect panels, install anchors.
6. Release crane lifting gear.
Primary formwork
1. Mount crane hook to the panel and fix
to crane lifting gear.
2. Release panel connection.
3. Release push-pull prop anchoring.
4. Move element, clean and transport to
place of operations by crane.
5. Connect panel.
6. Install push-pull props.
7. Release crane lifting gear.
(Fig. A2.07)
Fig. A2.07
Forming from the compensation to the

external or internal corner. (Fig. A2.05)
Fig. A2.08
Cleaning
with PERI Bio Clean and PERI spraying
equipment.
(Fig. A2.08)
LIWA Panel Formwork
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A3 Panel
Panel overview
60
50
Width [cm]
40
LWM 75
Corner Panel 25 Articulated Corner
WDA
75
150
Height [cm]
250
300
75
12
LIWA Panel Formwork

A3 Panel
Panel LW 300 x 75
10 Panel
10.1 Anchor strut
10.2 Connecting holes for scaffold
brackets, push-pull-props and
other accessories
10.3 Panel strut
10.4 Frame
10.5 Plywood
10
10.3
21
10.1
50 50 50
25 mm
10.2
10.4
10.2
10.5
10.2
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A4 Panel Connection
Wedge Clamp LIWA

Areas of use:
standard panel joint
external corners, internal corners: see
B, C and D
length compensations: see B4, C4
stopend formwork: see B5, C5
height extensions: see B6, C6
20
Number of alignment couplers per

standard panel joint
H = 3.00 m: 3 x Wedge Clamps (20)
(Fig. A4.01)
H = 2.50 m: 2 x Wedge Clamps (20)
(Fig. A4.01a)
Fig. A4.01
Fig. A4.01a
20.1
Assembly
1. Release wedge (20.1).
2. Open Wedge Clamp and position on
the panel strut.
3. Close clamping jaws (20.2).
4. Hammer in wedge 2-3 hammer
blows using normal force.
(Fig. A4.02 + A5.02a)
Wedge Clamp is now in position.
Check position of the wedge and

hammer in once again if clamping
effect is insufficient.
20.2
Fig. A4.02
Fig. A4.02a
21

Wedge Clamp Compensation (21) for
compensations up to 5 cm: see B4, C4.
(Fig. A4.03)
Fig. A4.03
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LIWA Panel Formwork

A4 Panel Connection
LIWA Alignment
CouplerLRS
For additional alignment of the LIWA

panels.
Areas of use:
- standard panels
- external corners
- internal corners not possible!
- length compensations up to 5 cm
- height extensions
- stopend formwork
27
When securing the wedge, the following effects occur due to the angle of
the frame profile:
1. Panels are flush.
2. Panels are aligned.
3. Panels are tightly connected.
(Fig. A4.04)
3
Fig. A4.04
Fig. A4.05
Assembly
1. Place wedge in upper end position.
2. Open sliding part.
3. Place Alignment Coupler (27) on panel
strut.
4. Close sliding part. Continuous adjustment possible due to wedge spline.
5. Secure wedge.
(Fig. A4.05 + A4.06)
If the wedge head is on the sliding part,

there is no clamping effect!
If so, release the wedge, re-position
the sliding part and secure again with
the hammer.
LIWA Panel Formwork

Fig. A4.06
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A4 Panel Connection
Compensation Waler
LWR 60
10.1
22
The Compensation Waler LWR 60 (22)

is used as a stiffening, aligning and
force-transmitting panel connection.
Areas of use:
length compensations up to 25 cm:
see B4, C4
height extensions: see B6, C6
22.1
Assembly
1. Mount burls (22.1) in the connecting
holes (10.1). Connecting to all panel
struts is possible.
2. Securely fix the wedges.
(Fig. A4.07)
Fig. A4.07
Timber Holder LIWA

Lifting Pin LIWA
23
for formwork girders h = 20 24 cm

(Fig. A4.08 + A4.08a)
or timbers 5 x 8 cm
(Fig. A4.09 + A5.09a).
Assembly
Attach Timber Holder (23) or Lifting Pin
(17) in the connecting holes of the struts.
Position formwork girders or timbers.
17
Fig. A4.08a
Fig. A4.09a
Fig. A4.08
Fig. A4.09
The panels are aligned flush to each

other.
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LIWA Panel Formwork

A5 Tie Technology
Anchor System DW 15
Perm. load of the tie rod: 90 kN
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Required components:
24
31
32
26
Tie Rod DW 15
Spacer Tube DR 22
Cone DR 22
Wingnut Counterplate DW 15
31
26
24
1x
1x
2x
2x
(Fig. A5.01)
Application
Use only the required number of ties.
Do not exceed permissible tie loads.
Comply with rate of rise.
Fig. A5.01
Accessories
Tie Rod Wrench (34) for one-man
anchor point operations from one side
of the formwork.
Plugs (35) for closing unused tie holes.
(Fig. A5.02)
34
35
Fig. A5.02
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A6 Push-Pull Props
Push-Pull Props and Kickers
Always secure the panels against

tipping over using push-pull props
during assembly, modifications or
dismantling!
Push-pull-props and kickers are mounted
in order to align the formwork as well as
providing stability and resistance against
wind loads. The choice of the push-pull
prop and kicker is determined by the
height of the formwork.
(Fig. A6.01)
Abb3. A6.01a
Assembly
1. Fix Push-Pull Prop (40) and Kicker to
the Brace Connector (41) by means of
pins and cotter pins.
(Fig. A6.01a)
2. Mount Base Plate (42), e.g. with PERI
Anchor Bolts.
(Fig. A6.01b)
42
Fig. A6.01
Fig. A6.01b
Fig. A6.01c
Brace Connector LW
Push-pull props and kickers are attached
to the anchor struts of the panel by
means of the Brace Connector LW.
(Fig. A6.02)
41.1
Assembly
Insert Brace Connector (41) into the
anchor strut (10.1) and secure using pins
and cotter pins (41.1).
(Fig. A6.03 + Fig. A6.01a - A7.01c)
Brace Connector/2 LW
Assembly
Insert Brace Connector/2 LIWA (43)
from below into the struts (10.1) and
secure by means of cam nuts (43.1).
Possible on both vertical and horizontal
panels. (Fig. A6.05 + A7.06)
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43
10.1
Fig. A6.02
43.1
10.1
41
Fig. A6.04
Fig. A6.03
Fig. A6.05
10.1
Fig. A6.06
LIWA Panel Formwork

Permissible load: 150 kg/m
Maximum width of influence 1.50 m
47
46
Risk of injury!
Secure planking!
Decking components and guardrails must be mounted securely in
position at all times.
Fig. A7.01b
A concreting scaffold is erected on the

formwork by means of the scaffold
brackets. (Fig. A7.01)
45
45 Scaffold Bracket LW 80
46 Guardrail Post HSGP-2
1x
1x
(Fig. A7.01a)
Fig. A7.01a
With extended formwork units, the

working scaffold is mounted as part of
the pre-assembly process.
47
Fig. A7.01
LIWA Panel Formwork

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Assembly on horizontal struts

1. Insert Guardrail Post HSGP-2 (46).
2. Fix Scaffold Brackets (45) in the connecting holes of the panels.
(Fig. A7.02a)
46
Assembly on vertical struts

45.1
1. Insert Guardrail Post HSGP-2 (46).
2. Remove bolts (45.1).
3. Push the Scaffold Brackets (45) over
the panel struts and secure by means
of pins and cotter pins.
(Fig. A7.02b)
Visual check of the mounting bracket!
Assembly of decking and guardrail

protection
1. Install planking from below over the
complete width of the brackets and
secure in position.
2. Install guardrails and secure with
nails.
3. Mount side protection.
(Fig. A7.03)
45
Fig. A7.02a
Fig. A7.02b
View from the rear
Guardrails
47 Guardrail Post LIWA
1x
(Fig. A7.01b)
Assembly
1. Slide back securing bolt (47.1).
2. Insert Guardrail Posts LIWA (47) in
the connecting holes of the panel and
secure with pins and cotter pins (47.2).
3. Secure with securing bolts (47.1).
(Fig. A7.03a)
47
47.2
47.1
Fig. A7.03a
Fig. A7.03
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LIWA Panel Formwork

A8 Foundations
Foundation Tie Clamp LIWA

If the bottom tie positions in the strip
and individual foundations are missing,
the Foundation Tie Clamp LIWA with
perforated foundation tie is used.
50
Required perforated foundation tie

length:
Foundation width + 50 cm
52
Assembly
1. Position the panel on the Perforated
Foundation Tie (50).
2. Fix the Foundation Tie Clamp (51) in
the connection hole of the panel by
means of bolts (51.1).
3. Attach Perforated Foundation Tie in
the Clamping Lever (51.2).
4. Tension using Ratchet, SW 14.
(Fig. A8.01 + A8.01a)
5. Hold panel in position at the top with
Top Tie Bracket (52) and Tie Rod.
3 ,0
Technical data Permissible

tension force: 12.9 kN
(for foundation formwork)
0m
51
Fig. A8.01
51.1
51.2
50
10.4 cm
ca. 25 cm
Fig. A8.01a
LIWA Panel Formwork

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B1 Corners
90 corners
Compensations
The compensation (14) is always positioned
to the outside of the smallest panel (12).
21
20
12
LW 25
LW 25
13
25
LW 40
20
12
20
LWM 75
LWM 75
LW 25
LW 40
LWM 75
11 24, 26
LW 50
Wall thicknesses from 15 cm to 40 cm

can be continuously formed.
(Fig. B1.01)
20
14
15
20
30
35
LW 25
LW 60
5
LW 25
LW 60
LW 25
LW 50
LWM 75
LWM 75
LWM 75
25
40
Fig. B1.01
Internal formwork
Top view
13
24
20
26
13 Corner Panel LW 300 x 25

1x
20 Wedge Clamp LIWA (20), per side 5x
25
Fig. B1.02
22
LIWA Panel Formwork 300

B1 Corners
External formwork
Wall thicknesses 15 20 cm
With Panel LW 300 x 40
11
12
14
24
25
26
20
21
Multi Panel LWM 75

1x
Panel LW ... 40 60*
1x
Wall Thickness Compensator LW 1x
Tie Rod DW 15
3x
Corner Connector LIWA 3x
Wingnut Counterplate DW 15 3x
Wedge Clamp LIWA
*x
Wedge Clamp Compensation
LIWA
*x
12
11
LW
40
LW
50
* depending on wall thickness

(Fig. B1.03a - B1.03c)
21 (4x)
20 (4x)
Fig. B1.03a
24, 25,
26
20 (4x)
20 (5x)
14
20 (4x)
21 (5x)
14
Fig. B1.03b
LW
60
20 (4x)
20 (4x)
20 (5x)
20 (5x)
21 (6x)
20 (6x)
Fig. B1.03c

14
23
B1 Corners
Oblique angles
External corner
Internal corner
LIWA Articulated Corners for oblique

angles from 75 - 165.
The Wedge Clamps LIWA are to be

mounted in a bottom to top direction
for both external and internal corners.
Anchoring through the corner.
15 Articulated Corner H 300

1x
20 Wedge Clamp LIWA, per side 6x
22 Compensation Waler LWR, per side 3x
(Fig. B1.04)
15 Articulated Corner H 300

1x
30 Anchor
3x
(Fig. B1.05)
22
20
15 30
15
20
For angles 120, the external formwork must be braced with a longer
waler, e.g. Waler 170, Item no. 125473.
It must be anchored through the waler.
Fig. B1.04
Fig. B1.05
x
x
LW 25
135
Example with 135

x = compensation
(Fig. B1.06)
24
Fig. B1.06

B1 Corners
Next Panel LW after an articulated corner

Wall Thickness [cm]
15
20
Angle
A
I
A
150
I
165
A
I
A
120
I
A
105
I
A
75
I
135
25
25
25
25
40
25
40
25
40
25
50
25
25
25
25
25
40
25
40
25
40
25
50
25
25
30
Panel Width [cm]

25
25
25
25
25
40
25
25
40
40
25
25
40
40
25
25
40
50
25
25
60
60
25
25
35
40
25
25
40
25
40
25
40
25
60
25
75
25
25
25
40
25
40
25
50
25
60
25
75
25
A = external formwork
I = internal formwork

25
T-junctions
(Fig. B2.01)
Compensations
to the inside of the corner panel (13).
12
LW 40
LW 40
LW 50
20
15
20
20
LW 50
25
20
25
20
13
25
5
25
25
21
14
25
25
LW 60
LW 60
Fig. B2.01
30
25
25
25
25
25
25
40
35
Internal formwork
13
20
14
21
Corner Panel LW 300 x 25

Wedge Clamp LIWA, per side
Wall Thickness Compensation
LIWA
14, 21 (5x)
2x
5x
1x
13
20 (5x)
5x
(Fig. B2.02a)
External formwork
12 Panel LW 300 x 40 - 60*
20 Wedge Clamp LIWA
1x
3x

(Fig. B2.02b)
12
Fig. B2.02a
26
20 (3x)
Fig. B2.02b


Connection with Multi Panel LWM 75
(Fig. B2.03)
LWM 75
LWM 75
Fig. B2.03
Connection with Wall Thickness

Compensator LW (14)
(Fig. B2.04)
14
LW 75
LW 75
Fig. B2.04

27
B3 Wall Offsets
Wall Offsets 5 45 cm
Wall offset 5 cm
Wall offset 45 cm
without anchor in the offset
25
LW 50
25
LW 50
25
25
25
LW 50
25
LWM 75
13
LWM 75
1x
1x
1x
3x
3x
3x
5x
3x
LW 50
45
Multi Panel LWM 75

Panel LW 300 x 50
Tie Rod DW 15
Corner Connector LIWA
Wedge Clamp LIWA
22
LWM 75
11
12
13
24
25
26
20
22
24, 25, 26 12
LWM 75
11
(Fig. B3.01 - B3.01b)

Number per formwork side
Fig. B3.01a
Fig. B3.01b
For wall offsets > 5 cm, push-pull props

are to be used.
20 (5x)
Fig. B3.01
Wall offsets 50 65 cm
Wall offset 50 cm
1x anchor in the offset
Wall offset 65 cm
24, 25, 26 12 22
11
13
LW 50
LW 50
LWM 75
65
25
25
LW 50
25
25
LW 50
(Fig. B3.01 + B3.02 B3.02a)

Fig. B3.02
28
25
25
LWM 75
1x
1x
1x
3x
3x
3x
5x
3x
LWM 75
Multi Panel LWM 75

Panel LW 300 x 50
Tie Rod DW 15
Wedge Clamp LIWA
50
11
12
13
24
25
26
20
22
LWM 75
Fig. B3.02a

B3 Wall Offsets
30
LW 40
30
LW 40
25
LWM 75
13
LW 40
75
11
LWM 75
1x
1x
1x
3x
3x
3x
5x
3x
25
Multi Panel LWM 300

Panel LW 300 x 40
Tie Rod DW 15
Wedge Clamp LIWA
Wall offset 75 cm
LW 40
25
11
12
13
24
25
26
20
22
22
LWM 75
12
70
LWM 75
Wall offset 70 cm
24, 25, 26
25
(Fig. B3.03 - B3.03c)

Fig. B3.03a
Fig. B3.03b
Corner Panel LW 25, turned.

20 (5x)
Wall offset 80 cm
30
25
LWM 75
80
25
LWM 75
LW 40
LW 40
Fig. B3.03c
Fig. B3.03
Wall offset 85 cm
Wall offset 85 cm
2x anchors in the offset

30
25
LWM 75
1x
1x
1x
3x
3x
3x
5x
3x
85
LWM 75
Multi Panel LWM 300

Panel LW 300 x 40
Tie Rod DW 15
Wedge Clamp LIWA
25
11
12
13
24
25
26
20
22
LW 40
LW 40
(Fig. B3.03 + B3.04)

Fig. B3.04

29
B4 Length Compensation
With the Wall Thickness Compensation
LW 300 x 5 (14) or cut-to-size timber.
Connection using the Wedge Clamp
Compensation LIWA (21).
Anchor in the compensation (30).
(Fig. B4.01 + B4.01a)
21 (3x)
5 cm
14
30
Fig. B4.01
Fig. B4.01a
21 (3x)
10.6 Plywood filler 21 mm
1x
18 Timber 5 x 8 cm
2x
21 Wedge Clamp Compensation
LIWA
3x
22 Compensation Waler LWR 60 3x
22
(Fig. B4.02 + B4.02a)
21
25 cm
10.6
18
22
Fig. B4.02
30
Fig. B4.02a

B5 Stopend Formwork
With timber and plywood filler

11
30
22
24
25
26
Multi Panel LWM 75

Anchor
Waler LWR 80
Tie Rod DW 15
2x
3x
3x
6x
6x
6x
(Fig. B5.01 + B5.01a)
3x Waler LWR 80 up to wall thickness

34 cm.
4x Waler LWR 80 up to wall thickness
40 cm.
24, 25, 26
26, 30 11
LWM 75
22
LWM 75
Fig. B5.01
Fig. B5.01a
With Multi Panel LWM 300 x 75

11
30
24
25
26
Multi Panel LWM 75

Anchor
Tie Rod DW 15
3x
3x
6x
6x
6x
(Fig. B5.02 + B5.02a)
24, 25, 26
11
26, 30 11
LWM 75
LWM 75
Fig. B5.02a

Fig. B5.02
31
Extension guidelines for

horizontal pre-assembly
up to H = 3.75 m.
20
22
75 cm
Take into consideration the permissible load-carrying capacity of 300 kg

for the Crane Hook LIWA as well as
the crane capacity!
Consider: Instructions for Use Crane Hook LIWA
22
20
Panel connections
Connect panels by means of Wedge
Clamp LIWA (20) and Compensation
Waler LWR 60 (22).
(Fig. B6.01 - B6.03)
3,0 m
Assembly
The assembly surface must be level.
Place timbers or planks in position as
support.
Pre-assemble extension units in a
horizontal position, with the formlining
facing downwards.
75 cm
Fig. B6.01
32
75 cm
75 cm
75 cm
75 cm
Fig. B6.02

75 cm
75 cm
2,65 m
75 cm
40 cm
Horizontal panel
3,0 m
Fig. B6.03

33
C1 90 Corners
90 corners
Compensations
12
20
21
LW 25
13
LW 25
20
25
LW 40
12
20
LWM 75
LWM 75
LW 25
LW 40
LWM 75
11 24, 26
LW 50

(Fig. C1.01)
20
14
15
20
30
LW 25
LW 60
5
LW 25
LW 60
LW 25
LW 50
LWM 75
LWM 75
LWM 75
25
40
35
Fig. C1.01
13
Internal formwork
20
Top view
24
1x
26
(Fig. C1.02)
25
Fig. C1.02
34

C1 90 Corners
External formwork
11
12
14
24
25
26
20
21
Multi Panel LWM 75

1x
Panel LW. .. 40 - 60*
1x
Tie Rod DW 15
2x
2x
Wedge Clamp LIWA
*x
LIWA
*x
12
11
LW
40
LW
50

(Fig. C1.03a + C1.03c)
21 (3x)
20 (3x)
24, 25,
26
Fig. C1.03a
14
20 (3x)
20 (4x)
Fig. C1.03b
20 (3x)
21 (4x)
14
LW
60
20 (3x)
20 (3x)
20 (4x)
20 (4x)
20 (5x)
Fig. C1.03c

21 (5x)
14
35
C1 Corners
Oblique angles
External corner
Internal corner

angles from 75 165.
Wedge Clamps LIWA are to be

(Fig. C1.04)

1x
22 Compensation Waler LWR, per side 2x

1x
30 Anchor
2x
(Fig. C1.05)
15 30
20
15
22
20
Fig. C1.04
Fig. C1.05
x
x
LW 25
135
Example with 135

x = compensation
(Fig. C1.06)
36
Fig. C1.06


37
T-junction
(Fig. C2.01)
Compensations
12
LW 40
LW 40
LW 50
20
15
20
20
LW 50
25
25
20
25
20
13
25
25
21
14
25
25
LW 60
LW 60
Fig. C2.01
30
25
25
25
25
25
25
40
35
Internal formwork
14
21 (4x)
13
20
14
21

Wedge Clamp LIWA, per side
2x
4x
1x
4x
13
20 (4x)
(Fig. C2.02a)
External formwork
12 Panel LW. .. 40 60*
20 Wedge Clamp LIWA
1x
2x
12 20 (2x)

(Fig. C2.02b)
Fig. C2.02a
38
Fig. C2.02b


Connection with Multi Panel LWM 75
(Fig. C2.03)
LWM 75
LWM 75
Fig. C2.03
14
Connection with Wall Thickness

Compensation LW (14)
(Fig. C2.04)
LW 75
LW 75
Fig. C2.04

39
C3 Wall Offsets
Wall offset 5 cm
Wall offset 45 cm
without anchor in the offset
25
LW 50
25
25
LW 50
25
25
LW 50
25
LWM 75
13
LWM 75
1x
1x
1x
2x
2x
2x
4x
2x
LW 50
45
Multi Panel LWM 75

Panel LW 250 x 50
Tie Rod DW 15
Wedge Clamp LIWA
22
LWM 75
11
12
13
24
25
26
20
22
24, 25, 26 12
LWM 75
11
(Fig. C3.01 - C3.01b)

Fig. C3.01a
Fig. C3.01b
For wall offsets > 5 cm, push-pull props

are to be used.
20 (4x)
Fig. C3.01
Wall offset 50 cm
Wall offset 65 cm
24, 25, 26 12 22
11
13
LW 50
LW 50
LWM 75
65
25
25
LW 50
25
25
LW 50
(Fig. C3.01 + C3.02 C3.02a)

Fig. C3.02
40
25
25
LWM 75
1x
1x
1x
2x
2x
2x
4x
2x
LWM 75
Multi Panel LWM 75

Panel LW 250 x 50
Tie Rod DW 15
Wedge Clamp LIWA
50
11
12
13
24
25
26
20
22
LWM 75
Fig. C3.02a

C3 Wall Offsets
LW 40
30
LW 40
25
LWM 75
30
LW 40
75
13
LWM 75
11
25
1x
1x
1x
2x
2x
2x
4x
2x
Wall offset 75 cm
LWM 75
Multi Panel LWM 75

Panel LW 250 x 50
Tie Rod DW 15
Wedge Clamp LIWA
22
LW 40
25
11
12
13
24
25
26
20
22
12
70
LWM 75
Wall offset 70 cm
24, 25, 26
25
(Fig. C3.03 - C3.03c)

Fig. C3.03a
Fig. C3.03b
Corner Panel LW 25, turned.

20 (4x)
Wall offset 80 cm
30
25
LWM 75
80
25
LWM 75
LW 40
LW 40
Fig. C3.03
Wall offset 85 cm
Fig. C3.03c
Wall offset 85 cm
(Fig. C3.04)
2x anchors in the offset

30
25
LWM 75
1x
1x
1x
2x
2x
2x
4x
2x
85
LWM 75
Multi Panel LWM 75

Panel LW 250 x 40
Tie Rod DW 15
Wedge Clamp LIWA
25
11
12
13
24
25
26
20
22
LW 40
LW 40
(Fig. C3.03 + C3.04)

Fig. C3.04

41
C4 Length Compensation
With the Wall Thickness Compensation
LW 250 x 5 (14) or cut-to-size timber.
Connection using the Wedge Clamp
Compensation LIWA (21).
Anchor in the compensation (30).
(Fig. C4.01 + C4.01a)
21 (2x)
5 cm
14
30
Fig. C4.01
Fig. C4.01a
21 (2x)
10.6 Plywood filler 21 mm
1x
18 Timber 5 x 8 cm
2x
21 Wedge Clamp Compensation
LIWA
3x
22 Compensation Waler LWR 60 3x
22
(Fig. C4.02 + C4.02a)
21
25 cm
10.6
18
22
Fig. C4.02
42
Fig. C4.02a

C5 Stopend Formwork

11
30
22
24
25
26
Multi Panel LWM 75

Anchor
Waler LWR 80
Tie Rod DW 15
2x
2x
2x
4x
4x
4x
(Fig. C5.01 + C5.01a)
24, 25, 26
26, 30
11
LWM 75
Fig. C5.01
22
LWM 75
Fig. C5.01a
With Multi Panel LWM 250 x 75

11
30
24
25
26
Multi Panel LWM 75

Anchor
Tie Rod DW 15
3x
2x
4x
4x
4x
(Fig. C5.02 + C5.02a)
24, 25, 26
26, 30
11
LWM 75
11
LWM 75
Fig. C5.02a

Fig. C5.02
43
Extension guidelines for

horizontal pre-assembly
up to H = 3.25 m.
20
22
75 cm
Take into consideration the permissible load-carrying capacity of 300 kg

for the Crane Hook LIWA as well as
the crane capacity!
Take into consideration: Instructions
for Use - Crane Hook LIWA
22
20
Panel connections
Connect panels by means of Wedge
Clamp LIWA (20) and Compensation
Waler LWR 60 (22).
(Fig. C6.01 - C6.04)
2,50 m
Assembly
The assembly surface must be level.
Place timbers or planks in position as
support.
Pre-assemble extension units in a
horizontal position, with the formlining
facing downwards.
75 cm
Fig. C6.01
44
75 cm
50 cm
50 cm
75 cm
Fig. C6.02

75 cm
75 cm
2,5 m
2.85 m
3,85 m
75 cm
60 cm
75 cm
60 cm
Horizontal panel
75 cm
75 cm
50 cm
2.5 m
50 cm
Fig. C6.03

Fig. C6.04
45
D1 90 Corners
90 corners
(Fig. D1.01)
20
LWM 75
21
LW 50
LW 25
20
12
20
13
LW 25
12
LWM 75
LWM 75
LW 40
16
20
LW 25
15
LW 40
11
Compensations
14
20
30
LW 60
5
LW 25
LW 60
LW 25
LW 50
LWM 75
LWM 75
LWM 75
25
LW 25
15
40
35
Fig. D1.01
Internal formwork
Top view
13
20 Wedge Clamp LIWA, per side
20 Wedge Clamp LIWA,
vertical connection
30 Anchor Wedge Clamp LIWA
(Fig. D1.02)
20 (5x)
26, 30 20 (1x)
24
2x
5x
26
1x
4x
25
Fig. D1.02
46
LIWA Panel Formwork 150 + 150

D1 90 Corners
External formwork
11
12
14
24
25
26
20
21
Multi Panel LWM 75

2x
Panel LW ... 40 - 60*
1x
Tie Rod DW 15
4x
4x
Wedge Clamp LIWA
*x
Wedge Clamp LIWA
*x
20 (2x)
11
20 (2x)
12
LW
40
LW
50

(Fig. D1.03a + D1.03c)
20 (4x)
20 (4x)
24, 25, 26
Fig. D1.03a
20 (4x)
21 (4x)
20 (4x)
20 (5x)
14
14
20 (4x)
21 (5x)
24, 25, 26
Fig. D1.03b
20 (2x)
LW
60
20 (4x)
20 (4x)
20 (5x)
Fig. D1.03c
20 (6x)
24, 25, 26
20 (5x)
21 (6x)
14

47
D1 Corners
Oblique angles
External corners
Internal corners

angles from 75 165.
The Wedge Clamps LIWA are to be

15 Articulated Corner H 150 + 150 1x

20 Wedge Clamp LIWA,
per sidevertical connection
2x
22 Compensation Waler LWR,
per side
4x
15 Articulated Corner H 150 + 150 1x

20 Wedge Clamp LIWA, vertical
connection
1x
30 Anchor
4x
(Fig. D1.05)
(Fig. D1.04)
30
22
15
20
15
20
20
20
Fig. D1.05
Fig. D1.04
x
LW 25
135
Example with 135

x = compensation
(Fig. D1.06)
48
Fig. D1.06

D2 T-junctions, Wall Connections
T-Junctions
(Fig. D2.01)
Compensations
12
LW 40
LW 50
LW 40
15
20
20
LW 50
25
25
20
25
20
13
25
25
25
21
14
20
25
LW 60
LW 60
Fig. D2.01
30
25
25
25
25
25
25
40
35
Internal formwork
14, 21 (4x)
13
20
14
21
20
Corner Panel LW ... 25

Wedge Clamp LIWA
Wedge Clamp LIWA, vertical
connection
13
2x
4x
1x
4x
20 (4x)
1x
(Fig. D2.02a)
External formwork
12 Panel LW ... 40 - 60*
20 Wedge Clamp LIWA
20 Wedge Clamp LIWA, vertical
connection
(Fig. D2.02b)
1x
4x
12
1x
20 (1x)
20 (1x)
Fig. D2.02a

20 (4x)
Fig. D2.02b
49
E1 Column Formwork
LWM 75
55 cm
LWM 75
LWM 75
LWM 75
15 cm
LWM 75
LWM 75
With the Multi Panel LWM 75, column

cross-sections from 15 cm up to 55 cm
can be formed in 5 cm increments.
(Fig. E1.01a + E1.01b)
LWM 75
Column Formwork with LIWA
LWM 75
55 cm
15 cm
Fig. E1.01b
Fig. E1.01a
Top view
24
26
19
25
11
25
24, 26
Column Formwork H = 300

Perm. fresh concrete pressure
50 kN/m
11
24
25
26
19
Multi Panel LWM 300 x 75

Tie Rod DW 15*
Corner Connector LIWA*
Wingnut Counterplate DW 15*
Chamfer Strip LIWA
1x
3x
3x
3x
1x
*per panel
(Fig. E1.02a + E1.02b)
Fig. E1.02a
50
Fig. E1.02b
LIWA Panel Formwork 300, 250, 150 + 150

E1 Column Formwork
H = 250
11 25 24, 26

50 kN/m
11
24
25
26
19

Tie Rod DW 15*
Chamfer Strip LIWA
1x
2x
2x
1x
*per panel
(Fig. E1.03a + E1.03b)
Fig. E1.03b
Fig. E1.03a
11
H = 150 + 150
25
24, 26

65 kN/m
11
24
25
26
20

Tie Rod DW 15
Wedge Clamp LIWA, vertical
connection
19 Chamfer Strip LIWA
2x
4x
4x
4x
2x
1x
*per side
(Fig. E1.04a + E1.04b)
20 (2x)
Fig. E1.04a
LIWA Panel Formwork 300, 250, 150 + 150

Fig. E1.04b
51
LIWA Panel Formwork

Panel LW 300 x 75
Panel with 12 mm plywood.
1000
3000
1000
500
Item no. Weight kg

116878 77,900
750
14x50 = 700
25
66,400
Panel LW 300 x 60
1000
3000
1000
500
116906
100
500
25
600
11x50 = 550
25
59,400
Panel LW 300 x 50
1000
3000
1000
500
116916
100
500
25
500
52
9x50 = 450
25
100
500
25
LIWA Panel Formwork

Panel LW 300 x 40
1000
3000
1000
500
Item no. Weight kg

116923 52,500
400
7x50 = 350
77,900

For oblique angels, wall connections etc.
1000
3000
1000
500
116984
25
100
500
25
750
14x50 = 700
3000
1000
500

For 90 internal corners.
1000
250
25
4 x 50
25
100
45,200
500
116930
25
100
500
25
53
LIWA Panel Formwork

Articulated Corner LIWA 300
Alu panel with aluminium formlining. For oblique
angles from 75, can be used internally and
externally.
3000
Item no. Weight kg

117209 34,700
200
100
200
13,900
Wall Thickness Comp. LW 300 x 5

For adjusting to wall thicknesses.
1000
3000
1000
500
117364
50
65,400
Panel LW 250 x 75
2500
1500
500
117717
100
500
10
750
54
14x50 = 700
25
100
500
25
LIWA Panel Formwork

Panel LW 250 x 60
2500
1500
500
Item no. Weight kg

117721 55,500
600
11x50 = 550
25
49,700
Panel LW 250 x 50
2500
1500
500
117725
100
500
25
500
9x50 = 450
25
2500
500
Panel LW 250 x 40
1500
400
25
7x50 = 350
25
100
43,900
500
117730
100
500
25
55
LIWA Panel Formwork

For oblique angles, wall connections etc.
2500
1500
500
Item no. Weight kg

117738 65,200
750
14x50 = 700
37,800

2500
1500
500
117736
250
4 x 50
29,100

externally.
2500
124006
25
100
500
25
200
100
200
56
25
100
500
25
LIWA Panel Formwork

2500
1500
500
Item no. Weight kg

117746 11,600
50
42,900
Panel LW 150 x 75
14x50 = 700
25
100
1500
750
25
250
1000
250
117013
100
500
10
600
25
11x50 = 550
25
100
1500
250
Panel LW 150 x 60
1000
36,000
250
117024
57
LIWA Panel Formwork

Panel LW 150 x 50
9x50 = 450
25
28,300
Panel LW 150 x 40
7x50 = 350
42,900

1500
750
14x50 = 700
23,600

58
1500
250
25
4 x 50
25
100
250
1000
250
117510
25
100
25
250
1000
250
117029
25
100
1500
400
25
250
1000
250
117111
100
1500
500
25
250
1000
250
Item no. Weight kg

117107 32,100
LIWA Panel Formwork

externally.
1500
Item no. Weight kg

117275 17,500
200
100
200
7,140

1500
50
100
10
250
1000
250
117367
117125
24,800
Panel LW 75 x 75
25
117136
20,300
100
750
14x50 = 700
250
500
750
25
Panel LW 75 x 60
25
Panel LW 75 x 50
500
25
9x50 = 450
25
100
750
500
18,100
250
117140
100
750
11x50 = 550
250
500
600
25
59
LIWA Panel Formwork

Item no. Weight kg
117144 15,900
Panel LW 75 x 40
25
117146
24,700
100
750
7x50 = 350
250
500
400
25

117541
12,600
100
4 x 50
100
10
1,120
Wedge Clamp LIWA

For standard panel connections.
160
126
24
117573
50
100
250
500

750
3,760
25
750
25
250
500
250
117370
97
2,000

For compensations up to 5 cm thickness.
211
136
24
117677
161
60
25
750
14x50 = 700
250
500
750
25
LIWA Panel Formwork

Item no. Weight kg
127460 3,920
LIWA Alignment Coupler LRS

For compensations up to 5 cm theckness.
61
40
131
max 144
288
1,160
Chamfer Strip LIWA l = 3.00 m
118
118612
259
28
4,880

For longitudinal compensation and stopends with
LIWA. Maximum compensation width 25 cm.
Technical Data
Permissible bending moment 1.38 kNm.
165
60
20
20
117320
630
Technical Data
800
60
Waler LWR 80
For stopend formwork.
20
3,810
20
118380
173
60
61
LIWA Panel Formwork

Item no. Weight kg
125473 18,400
Waler 170
For bracing the formwork if you use the articulated
corner 120.
Technical Data
80
36
115
30
1700
1,140
Corner Connector-2, LIWA

For external corners and columns.
70
112080
136
117169
1,520
Brace Connector LIWA

For connecting push-pull props and kicker braces
to LIWA panels.
80
Complete with
1 pc. 027170 Pin 16 x 42, galv.
1 pc. 105400 Pin 20 x 140, galv.
2 pc. 018060 Cotter Pin 4/1, galv.
159
16x42
17
21
3,050
Brace Connector-2, LIWA

For connecting push-pull props and kicker braces
to LIWA panels. Mounted on vertical and horizontal struts.
134
Complete with
1 pc. 027170 Pin 16 x 42, galv.
96
125329
20x140
16x42
375
62
167
LIWA Panel Formwork

Item no. Weight kg
117354 6,470
For assembly of a working and concreting scaffold
with LIWA. Mounted on horizontal and vertical
struts.
Technical Data
Permissible load 150 kg/m2.
Maximum width of influence 1.50 m.
981
100
830
45
4,730
116292
4,730
Accessories
Guardrail Post HSGP-2
Guardrail Post HSGP-2
As guardrail for different systems.
65
0,774
Tie Bracket LIWA

For grid-independent anchoring outside of the
panel, especially for foundations.
90
125448
35
1300
1050
450
120
116292
733
50
20
110
Foundation Tie Clamp LIWA

For anchoring foundation formwork in combination
with the Perforated Foundation Tie.
116
SW14
62
2,230
173
117231
100
63
LIWA Panel Formwork

Perforated Foundation Tie, 25 m
For use with Foundation Tie Clamp TRIO,
DOMINO, LIWA and HANDSET.
Technical Data
Permissible tension force 12.9 kN.
50
5,230
Crane Hook LIWA

For transporting LIWA panels.
Note
Follow Instructions for Use!
Technical Data
Permissible load-bearing capacity 300 kg.
439
117747
22
20
50
Item no. Weight kg

023020 0,676
199
146
0,029
Stacking Aid LIWA
45
115560
49
45
117931
1,460
45
Lifting Pin LIWA

For vertical transportation of the elements or
aligning the formwork with timbers up to 8 cm.
156
18
393
125229
1,630
Timber Holder LIWA

For aligning LIWA panels with timbers or
girders VT 20, GT 24.
332
64
272
16
LIWA Panel Formwork

Guardrail Post LIWA
For assembling a guardrail on LIWA panels.
65
35
1315
1 34 9
44 0
12 0
Item no. Weight kg

125100 5,160
75
117466
10,600
Push-Pull Prop RS 210, galv.

Extension length l = 1.30 2.10 m.
For aligning PERI formwork systems and precast
concrete elements.
Note
Permissible load see PERI Design Tables.
min 1300
max 2100
48,3
17
1178
60,6
21

concrete elements.
Note
min 2300
max 2600
48,3
21
2178
17
12,200
60,6
118238
65
LIWA Panel Formwork

Item no. Weight kg
117467 15,500

concrete elements.
Note
min 1900
max 3000
48,3
17
64,5
21
1773
117468
23,000

concrete elements.
Note
min 2800
max 4500
48,3
17
2670
73
21
117469
40,000

concrete elements.
Note
min 4300
max 6500
48,3
4140
115,000

For aligning PERI formwork systems.
Note
min 6325
max 10000
48,3
17
21
102
21
66
10
028990
17
88,9
21
LIWA Panel Formwork

Item no. Weight kg
103800 271,000

Note
Chain can be operated from bottom.
min 6400
max 14000
6290
20 x 200 = 4000
10
20 x 200 = 4000
48,3
17
21
48,3
21
3,250
Base Plate-2 for RS 210 1400, galv.

For assembly of Push-Pull Props RS 210, 260,
300, 450, 650, 1000 and 1400.
Complete with
2 pc. 105400 Pin 20 x 140, galv.
106
117343
21
52
261
028010
17,900
Push-Pull Prop RSS I

Note
min 2050
max 2940
32
1915
16,5
10
0,210
Accessories
Anchor Bolt PERI 14/20 x 130
70
124777
64
67
LIWA Panel Formwork

Spindle Handle RSS / AV
Spindle Handle for screwing on Push-Pull-Props
RSS I, RSS II, RSS III and Kickers AV 210 and AV
190 complete with 2 bolts and nuts M8.
179
Item no. Weight kg

113397 1,600
196
028020
22,000
Push-Pull Prop RSS II

130
Note
min 2910
max 3800
2775
16,5
028030
38,400
Push-Pull Prop RSS III

10
15
16,5
70
32
Note
min 4600
max 6000
4399
106000
1,820
Base Plate-2 for RSS, galv.

For assembly of RSS Push-Pull Props.
Complete with
1 pc. 027170 Pin 16 x 42, galv.
85
11
150
68
0,210
Accessories
100
12
21
124777
16,5
15
16,5
82,5
48,3
LIWA Panel Formwork

Item no. Weight kg
057087
057088
3,720
4,410
Kickers AV
Kicker AV 82
Kicker AV 111
min. L
max. L
500
820
790
1110
Complete with
1 pc. 027170 Pin 16 x 42, galv.
Note
min 500
min 790
max 820
max 1110
38
30
16,5
5,180
Kicker AV 140
10
390
690
10
028110
16x42
Complete with
1 pc. 027170 Pin 16 x 42, galv.
Note
min 1080 max 1400
38
30
16,5
16x42
Complete with
1 pc. 027170 Pin 16 x 42, galv.
Note
min 1280
max 2100
36
16x42
1171
16,5
10
Kicker AV 210
70
12,900
10
108135
10
10
980
69
LIWA Panel Formwork

Item no. Weight kg
028120 17,000
Kicker AV RSS III

Complete with
1 pc. 027170 Pin 16 x 42, galv.
Note
min 2030
max 2920
1915
124777
0,210

For temporary fixation to reinforced concrete
structures.
Note
See PERI data sheet!
Drilling 14 mm.
14
70
16,5
10
10
16x42
70
32
SW 24
130
71
72
73
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LIWA Panel Formwork

LIWA Panel Formwork

Standard Configuration H = 2.50 m

LIWA Panel Formwork

* Valid in Germany: Regulations for Occupational Health and Safety on Construction

Designation of the safety precautions

Technically qualified personnel

In other countries, ensure that the

Additional technical documentation

LIWA Panel Formwork

For panel connections, the following

Instructions for use

LIWA Panel Formwork

Care and maintenance instructions

Fix box-outs recesses and mounting

Use spacers for reinforcement with a

Close all unused anchor holes with

Mechanical components, e.g. spindles

When placing bundles of reinforcement

Internal concrete vibrators should be fitted, if possible, with rubber caps; as a

LIWA Panel Formwork

The contractor must ensure that the

On the basis of the risk assessment and

LIWA Panel Formwork

Storage and transportation

Store and transport components ensuring that no unintentional change in their

Only use designated PERI lifting gear.

Do not drop the components.

LIWA Panel Formwork

A1 Storage and Transportation

Number of panels per stack:

LIWA Panel Formwork

LIWA Panel Formwork

A2 Quick User Guide

Forming from the external or internal

LIWA Panel Formwork

A2 Quick User Guide

Striking and moving

Forming from the compensation to the

Corner Panel 25 Articulated Corner

LIWA Panel Formwork

LIWA Panel Formwork

Wedge Clamp LIWA

Number of alignment couplers per

Check position of the wedge and

Wedge Clamp Compensation LIWA

LIWA Panel Formwork

For additional alignment of the LIWA

If the wedge head is on the sliding part,

LIWA Panel Formwork

The Compensation Waler LWR 60 (22)

Timber Holder LIWA

for formwork girders h = 20 24 cm

The panels are aligned flush to each

LIWA Panel Formwork

LIWA Panel Formwork

Push-Pull Props and Kickers

Always secure the panels against

LIWA Panel Formwork