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Shuttering in construction is the process of creating a temporary mould or framework around a reinforced concrete structure to hold and support the wet concrete during drying and curing. The shuttering is then removed once the concrete has cured and hardened, leaving the structure behind.
Shuttering in construction is the process of creating a temporary mould or framework around a reinforced concrete structure to hold and support the wet concrete during drying and curing. The shuttering is then removed once the concrete has cured and hardened, leaving the structure behind.
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