Concrete Foundations Association (CFA)

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Drone photo of the Aerie elevated deck pour underway in Corona Del Mar.
Going Out on a Limb is Easier than Building on a Cliff
Concrete Foundations Association Announces Open Registration for the CFA Convention
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Homeowner Claims New Concrete Walls Placed During Winter 'Leak'
Figure 2: “Wall walker certified in a residential foundation contractor fall protection plan to work along a “controlled access zone.”
The Gap Between The Experience & Interpretation In OSHA Fall Protection Regulation
Figure 1: Footing for private residence with vertical wall reinforcement wet set in footing.
Confirming the Connection Detail for a Residential Footing
Figure 1: Complicated footing reinforcement showing standard hooks for vertical dowels.
Rationalizing the Standard Hook in a Residential Footing
CFA Announces Newest Certified Foundation Company and First in North Carolina
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Two Industry Leaders Become the Newest CFA Certified Foundation Companies
The Concrete Foundations Association Announces 2016 Safety Achievement Awards
Contractors regularly look at the basic U.S. residential concrete foundation as being a three-day process. Excavation, footing forming and concrete placement on day one; wall forming and concrete placement on day two; and form stripping, clean-up and waterproofing on day three.
Why Wait to Form Walls on Footings?
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Coming Out On Top: CFA’s Projects of the Year Elevate Craftsmanship
Lines formed by the bubbling and subsequent movement of hydrogen at the interface of new, untreated aluminum forms and concrete prior to initial set are commonly misunderstood as cracks. This wall is more than fifteen years old and exposed throughout its duration with no protective coating. It is a yard wall formed for the sole purpose of pre-treating new aluminum forms, a process they no longer use due to manufacturer pre-treatments.
Formed Finish Not a Structural Concern
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