Abstract: A concrete structure forming device, comprising: a frame assembly, comprising; a cross member having a first end and a second end, wherein the cross member at least one first connector positioned on a top side of the cross member, a first receiver connected to the first end of the cross member, wherein the first receiver is designed to receive a form, and a second receiver connected to the second end of the cross member, wherein the second receiver is designed to receive a form and is substantially parallel with the first bracket; and a hook, comprising; a handle, wherein the handle has a second connector designed to connect with the first connector of the cross member, and a hook extending from the handle in a predetermined direction relative to the handle, wherein the hook is designed to receive a reinforcement member.

Abstract: A square tubular steel frame extends between inner and outer concrete footing form walls and prevents the inner and outer form walls from bowing inwardly and causing an undesirable narrow footing width, or bowing outwardly and causing a form blowout. The steel frame is adjustable in width to accommodate the narrowest to the widest footings. A lower bracket supports the bottom of the form, and is adjustable in height. Each end of the frame is replaceable to accommodate a single form thickness, or to accommodate overlapping forms. The frame is reusable, easy to set up, and simple to take down and move to the next job, and is safe to use.

Abstract: A stamped, sheet metal, form connector connects two concrete form boards together in end-to-end abutting relationship in one embodiment. In another embodiment, the connector connects two form boards in overlapping relationship. In a third and fourth embodiment, the connector connects two form boards at an inside and outside corner, respectively. Double headed nails fasten the connector to the form boards, allowing for easy removal without damage to the forms. The connector is inexpensive to manufacture, and is simple and convenient to use.

Abstract: A square tubular steel frame extends between inner and outer concrete footing form walls and prevents the inner and outer form walls from bowing inwardly and causing an undesirable narrow footing width, or bowing outwardly and causing a form blowout. The steel frame is adjustable in width to accommodate the narrowest to the widest footings. A lower bracket supports the bottom of the form, and is adjustable in height. Each end of the frame is replaceable to accommodate a single form thickness, or to accommodate overlapping forms. The frame is reusable, easy to set up, and simple to take down and move to the next job, and is safe to use.