Shoring, a temporary support structure commonly used in building repair or original construction, plays a vital role in providing support for various formwork systems such as wall formwork, slab formwork, and column formwork.

These props, which are height adjustable within the range of 1.5m to 6.0m, feature a wide-diameter screw thread (sleeve) on the outside of the tube. The inclusion of a screw thread allows for on-site adjustments, enabling users to tighten the props after placement and fine-tune the load as needed.

Key components of shoring include the Outer Tube, Inner Tube, Sleeve, Prop Nut, G-Pin, Base Plates, Drop Head, Fork Head, and U-Head. The thickness and specifications of these components are determined based on the load requirements at the construction site.

Shoring configurations can be vertical, angled, or horizontal, depending on the specific requirements of the user. This flexibility makes shoring a versatile and adaptable solution in various construction scenarios.