Snap-Lock-Tight

Octaform Systems Inc.
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Snap-Lock-Tight panels are a stay-in-place concrete forming system for concrete wall and tank construction. The new Octaform panels feature patented PVC technology making the forms NSF potable water certified; resistant to corrosion, mold and mildew; and easy to clean. The Snap-Lock-Tight panels allow you to form, finish and achieve a watertight exterior with one system and one step.

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