Molded Fiber Glass CP Starts Production on a New Round Form |
Molded Fiber Glass Construction Products
1018 West Sycamore Street
Independence, KS, 67301
USA
Press release date: January 22, 2013
Independence, KS- Molded Fiber Glass Construction Products (MFG CP), has begun production on a new round column form. The column forms will be sold for non-architectural uses such as light posts, parking lot lights, pipe lines and transmission lines. The advantages to the lower cost fiberglass base forms are you get multiple pours out of them, versus other single use forms. Additional advantages include smooth professional looking surface, sleeve can fit inside each other, environmentally friendly and can store easily outside without being damaged.
These columns will be made in lengths of 12 feet and under, with less fiberglass compared to other column forms making them lighter and easier to move around. "Diameters for these columns can be 12 in or 24 in or other sizes by request. They will save project managers and contractor's time and money, for larger projects", said Business Manager, Jon Alloway.
Molded Fiber Glass Construction Products MFG CP, formed in 1962 and a charter member of the World of Concrete, manufacture a complete range of one-piece round column forms (RCFs), dome and pan forms for one-way and two-way joint slab floors, and custom forms for cast-in-place concrete construction applications. Made of fiberglass reinforced thermo-set composites, MFG concrete forms can significantly reduce finishing costs and are fully re-usable. www.mfgcp.com
Molded Fiber Glass Company MFG Company was founded in Ashtabula Ohio in 1948 by Robert S. Morrison. Privately owned, current President/CEO Richard S. Morrison is responsible of Corporate Headquarters and the fifteen entities in the US and Mexico. More information on Corporate Headquarters can be found at www.moldedfiberglass.com.
Contact: Joe Kusiak Sales 620) 331-7366 Ext. 106 jkusiak@mfgcp.com
Jane T. Roche Marketing (814) 438-3841 Ext. 6709 jroche@mfguc.com
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