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Choosing H20 timber beams or steel beams directly affects your formwork budget, construction schedule and site productivity.
H20 timber beams are engineered wood I-beams developed specifically for concrete forms, offering a high strength-to-weight ratio, ease of handling, and reusability for typical building slabs and walls.
Steel beams are stronger, stiffer and more durable, but heavier, more expensive to buy and more difficult to handle. They also need to be protected from rust.
In practice, H20 timber beams are often the more economical and practical choice for small to medium-span temporary formwork, while steel beams are preferred where loads and spans are very large, reuse cycles are extremely long, or where fire and impact resistance is critcal.
This guide provides you with a true comparison between H20 timber beams and steel beams, based on 20 years of practical experience in the industry.









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