ICF bracing refers to the use of bracing systems in Insulated Concrete Form (ICF) construction.

ICF is a construction method that involves stacking interlocking forms made of expanded polystyrene (EPS) or other insulating materials and then filling them with concrete. This creates a strong and energy-efficient wall system.

During the construction process, ICF walls need to be braced to ensure that they remain in place and maintain their structural integrity while the concrete cures. Bracing is typically done using adjustable steel or wooden supports that are placed against the ICF walls and tightened to provide lateral support.

The bracing system needs to be installed correctly and securely to prevent any movement or shifting of the ICF walls during the curing process. This is crucial to ensure that the walls are straight and plumb, and that they can support the weight of the concrete and any additional loads.

ICF bracing is typically installed at regular intervals along the walls, with additional bracing at corners and openings such as doors and windows. The bracing is usually left in place until the concrete has fully cured and gained sufficient strength to support itself.

Proper bracing is essential in ICF construction to ensure the structural integrity of the walls and the overall stability of the building. It is important to follow the manufacturer's guidelines and recommendations for bracing to ensure a successful ICF construction project.

The straight back wall support of ICF support is made of 14 Gauge galvanized steel, bent and drilled.

bracing foot steel pipe gauge 13,and the length can be adjusted

Simple and quick assembly

High quality galvanized pin

The guardrail is designed to be removable