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A method and apparatus for forming a concrete foundation wall. A trench is opened in the ground and a form is inserted into the trench. The form is made up of a pair of spaced-apart opposing panels, which define a cavity. The panels may be made of a thermal insulating material, which may be extruded

A method and apparatus for forming a concrete foundation wall. A trench is opened in the ground and a form is inserted into the trench. The form is made up of a pair of spaced-apart opposing panels, which define a cavity. The panels may be made of a thermal insulating material, which may be extruded foam insulation or, more particularly, extruded polystyrene. The panels may be supported through a combination of J-channels, spreader brackets, connecting members, and a support member. The method further includes backfilling the trench around the form with dirt and pouring concrete into the cavity. The dirt provides support for the form as the concrete is poured.

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A method and apparatus for forming a concrete foundation wall. A trench is opened in the ground and a form is inserted into the trench. The form is made up of a pair of spaced-apart opposing panels, which define a cavity. The panels may be made of a thermal insulating material, which may be extruded

A method and apparatus for forming a concrete foundation wall. A trench is opened in the ground and a form is inserted into the trench. The form is made up of a pair of spaced-apart opposing panels, which define a cavity. The panels may be made of a thermal insulating material, which may be extruded foam insulation or, more particularly, extruded polystyrene. The panels may be supported through a combination of J-channels, spreader brackets, connecting members, and a support member. The method further includes backfilling the trench around the form with dirt and pouring concrete into the cavity. The dirt provides support for the form as the concrete is poured. of said second clamp member for receipt of a threaded fastener for frictional engagement of said clamp mechanism to said flange of said one opposing side wall. 3. A fishing rod rack assembly in accordance with claim 1 wherein said mounting clasp for said tubular fishing rod holder comprises: a first clasp member having a first end and a second end secured to said tubular fishing rod holder and having a threaded bore formed proximate said first end and said second end and an arcuate surface complimentary with a portion of said tubular cross member disposed between said threaded bores; a second clasp member having a first end and a second end having throughbores formed proximate said first end and second end and alignable with said threaded bores of said first clasp member, said second clasp member having an arcuate surface disposed between said throughbores, said arcuate surface of said second clasp member complimentary with a portion of said tubular cross member; a threaded securing means engagable in said respective throughbores and threaded bores for frictional engagement of said mounting clasp and said tubular fishing rod holders about said tubular cross member at a selected angular orientation. 4. The fishing rod rack assembly in accordance with claim 1 wherein said assembly allows orientation of said tubular fishing rod holders in a forward angular orientation, rearward angular orientation or vertical orientation.5. The fishing rod rack assembly in accordance with claim 2 wherein said first clamp member of said clamp mechanism is secured to said tubular cross member by welding.6. A fishing rod rack assembly in accordance with claim 3 wherein said first clasp member of said mounting clasp is secured to said tubular fishing rod holder by welding.