Base plates and screw jacks (with base plates) must be in firm contact with both sills and the legs of the scaffolding.

Scaffolding is designed for use in the construction of buildings enabling builders to build very high structures.

There are two primary categories of scaffolding, fixed and mobile.

Scaffoldings are structures that are temporarily erected for repair, construction or decoration of commercial buildings, homes or other edifices.

The setting up and dismantling of scaffolding should only and always be done under direct supervision of somebody knowledgeable, competent, and very experienced in the matter.

Clamp connectors are suitable to use with just about any scaffolding design. They also have a long life and are inexpensive to manufacture.

Scaffolding usually consists of a system of metal poles and wooden boards which are used as working platforms.

Light duty scaffolding is known for its strength and is ideal for quick erection requirements. It can easily and quickly be erected and shifted to any location.

Vertical ties must be placed at the end of the scaffolding. The ties must be installed when erecting the scaffolding and only removed once the scaffolding is dismantled.

To improve stability and enhance the feeling of safety, use oversize casters with extra-long necks.