Fibreglass scaffolding also generally falls into the category of Light Duty ratings, This means that fibreglass scaffolding has a SWL=225kg, but normally a design height of 4–6 metres. Fibreglass has nowhere near the longevity of Aluminium. It is a lighter product to handle than Aluminium, although both systems could be classified as very light and
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Before manufacturing, an engineer will draft out the specifications of the scaffolding components. Decisions on materials, manufacturing methods, purpose of design, and specifications of the finished products will all be taken into consideration at the initial stages. Once a plan for the scaffolding system has been adopted, generally, an engineer will use software such as CAD to draw a 3D simulation of the completed tower. Using other software and engineering principles, the engineer
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Ready in 3 minutes What purposes might it Serve Aluminium Scaffolding serves many of the same purposes of steel scaffolding. Height access and safety are of course the primary functions of any scaffold. Aluminium Scaffolds are generally used both internally and externally where access may be limited or the scaffold is not required for heavy
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Mr. Scaffold stocks a full range of scaffold solutions ready for you to buy or hire. We have the most extensive range of modules, sizes and scaffold on hand in the country. If it is scaffolding you need to buy or hire, then look no further. We have satisfied scaffolder purchasers all over
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The Choice between Hiring and Buying Scaffold hire is the way to go if you have a one off job that will realistically last less than 6 weeks. Hire is an easy, cheap and effective way to meet your needs quickly. The advantage to hire is of course, there is no need for an extensive
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EASYSCAF is targeted at the Home Handyman or infrequent user of aluminium scaffolding. It is a lightweight, easy to build, transport and store scaffolding solution for heights up to 10m. EASYSCAF has a Safe Working Load of 225kg – Light Duties. EASYSCAF is manufactured from the highest quality T6-6061 alloy with a standard 2.0mm wall thickness across all
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In Australia, the quality or identification of metals and castings used for aluminium scaffolding, is controlled by the Australian Standards. These are comprehensive guidelines, to the metallurgical properties (chemical composition, makeup etc), that a material must possess to be classified as a specific material. The controlling Australian Standards are summarized usually in tables, and sorted
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At Mr Scaffold, safety is our number one priority. Check back for updates. Our Vision ‘Providing market leading scaffolding solutions through superior customer service and product innovation.’ We know that having a vision statement is common for companies, we here at Mr Scaffold have used ours to describe the attitude that we have towards providing
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Our handrail safety tip is: Handrail at 900mm – 1100mm and mid-rail at 450mm – 550mm are required for every platform. More information on regulations can be found on our Scaffold Information page Call us on 1300 677 223 or try our QUICK QUOTE or Contact Page
When is a licence required? If you wish to perform scaffolding work, where a person or object may fall more than four metres from the scaffold, you must hold a high risk work licence for scaffolding. When is a licence not required? A licence is not required if the height of the completed scaffold is
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