01 / 08
Safe to work on, easy to reach
The model shows one scaffold bay with its rails, a platform bracket, a stair and a ladder. Beside it, two beam brackets hold a lifeline on a steel beam.
Scroll to see how it is built · drag to turn it round
You are using Internet Explorer and will not be able to use our website properly.
Please change to an up-to-date browser for ideal presentation of the website.
The parts that make a scaffold safe to work on and easy to reach: handrails, guiderails, platform brackets, stairs, ladders and beam brackets for lifelines.
Scroll: the camera moves to each part in turn and ends on the exploded view. Drag to turn it round yourself.
01 / 08
The model shows one scaffold bay with its rails, a platform bracket, a stair and a ladder. Beside it, two beam brackets hold a lifeline on a steel beam.
Scroll to see how it is built · drag to turn it round
02 / 08
The handrail runs 1 m above the deck. The guiderail runs half way up. Together they close the open edge.
03 / 08
A bracket off each standard carries extra planks outside the bay. It widens the deck without adding standards.
04 / 08
A stair between lifts hooks over the ledger. It has anti-slip treads and its own handrail.
Used here for: Stairs
05 / 08
Where a stair will not fit, a ladder hooks to the ledger at the top.
06 / 08
A beam bracket clamps to a steel beam without drilling or welding. A wire rope runs between two brackets, and workers clip a harness lanyard to it.
07 / 08
All of these fit our Cuplock and Ringlock systems.
08 / 08
Rails, brackets, stair, ladder and beam brackets.
We fabricate to your drawings and prove the fit in our own bay before anything ships. Open any line for the detail.
Talk to an engineer
Allstage Staging System
Allshore Shoring System
Scaffolding Planks
Allstage Plank
Toe Guards
Cuplock System
We fabricate to your design, from plate to a packed container. An engineer will tell you honestly how we would build it.