Vertical insulated concrete forms that pour cleaner, insulate better, and never float or settle. Walls from R-24 on up, one panel at a time.
Stacked-block ICFs float, shift, and settle during the pour. Our full-height vertical panels don't — because there's nothing to stack.
Full-height panels are braced as one unit, so concrete pressure can't lift your forms off the footing mid-pour.
No stacked joints means no compression, no gaps, and no wavy walls after the concrete cures.
Panels slide together vertically for fast, accurate assembly — fewer seams, less bracing, less labor on site.
| Traditional block ICF | TF vertical ICF |
|---|---|
| Stacked foam blocks | Full-height vertical panels |
| Horizontal joints every course | Fewer joints, cleaner alignment |
| Locked to block-module dimensions | Cut to your wall — any length, any height |
| Inventory of corner & filler shapes | Four simple components |
| Floats and settles during the pour | Braced as one unit — pours clean |
No warehouse of special blocks. The whole system is four components a crew can learn fast.
The framework, the layout guide, and a solid attachment point every 8″.
Full-height panels slide into the studs — continuous insulation on both faces.
Rebar drops into the open cavity, where you can see it and inspect it before the pour.
One monolithic pour, 4″ to 12″ thick — the structure and the mass.
The fiddly parts of concrete construction are where systems get abandoned. Each of these has a proven TF detail — and a video showing how it's done.
From a first forever-home to a full commercial envelope, the system scales with the project.
Build a quieter, tighter, storm-resistant home with energy bills that make your neighbors jealous.
Plan your build →Faster walls, fewer callbacks, and direct factory support from people who answer the phone.
Get contractor pricing →Meet energy code with margin to spare on multifamily, storage, schools, and safe-room construction.
Spec the system →TF's video library walks a crew from first panel to pour day. Three paths, in order — send your crew through them before the truck arrives.
Call us and a human picks up. Tell us about your project and we'll get you plans, pricing, and a path to breaking ground.
Call 920-309-1856