Abstract: A modular void form is described. Embodiments of the modular void form can include a panel and at least one reinforcement member. The panel can include one or more scoring lines which the panel can be folded about. When the panel is folded, a tubular structure having a flange can be formed. The panel can include a plurality of slits that form slots when the panel is folded. The reinforcement members can be adapted to be removably inserted into the slots of the panel and engage the flange of the folded panel.

Abstract: A modular void form is described. Embodiments of the modular void form can include a panel and at least one reinforcement member. The panel can include one or more scoring lines which the panel can be folded about. When the panel is folded, a tubular structure having a flange can be formed. The panel can include a plurality of slits that form slots when the panel is folded. The reinforcement members can be adapted to be removably inserted into the slots of the panel and engage the flange of the folded panel.

Abstract: A modular void form is described. Embodiments of the modular void form can include a panel and at least one reinforcement member. The panel can include one or more scoring lines which the panel can be folded about. When the panel is folded, a tubular structure having a flange can be formed. The panel can include a plurality of slits that form slots when the panel is folded. The reinforcement members can be adapted to be removably inserted into the slots of the panel and engage the flange of the folded panel.

Abstract: An expendable article for forming the side edge of a poured in place concrete structure. The article is formed as a fabricated, elongated hollow corrugated paper box having three interconnected sides that together define in cross section a right triangular shape, including a hypotenuse side and a base side with at least two sides formed of at least two layers of corrugated paper. Vertically aligned apertures are formed in the hypotenuse and base sides for receiving therethrough a retaining stake. The form being left in place to disintergrate after a period of time.

Abstract: An expendable article for forming the side edge of a poured in place concrete structure, the article comprising a fabricated, elongated hollow box having three interconnected sides that together define in cross section a triangular shape, including an hypotenuse side and a base side and having vertically aligned apertures in the said sides for receiving therethrough a retaining stake.