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It's impossible to erect a safe scaffold if the base rests on items like barrels, boxes, loose bricks, or concrete blocks.

The width of the scaffolding is determined by the width of the boards. The minimum width allowed for scaffolding is 600mm. Usually a four board scaffold would be 870mm wide.

If you are a victim of a scaffolding accident and there is proof that your employer is to blame then you may well be entitled to compensation.

DIY scaffolding systems are generally quite easy and straightforward to erect when the instructions are properly followed.

When scaffolding is erected completely around a building, make sure that it is restrained by the use of 'stand off' bracing members.

Before you buy your own scaffolding it will pay you to do some research on the available types of scaffolding.

Take time to research scaffold companies you might decide to use to ensure that they will meet all of your needs.

Scaffolding is always necessary when existing physical structures need to be modified.

Scaffolding Clamps are used to join scaffolding members together. This forms a framework that supports the scaffolding boards.

Do not use second hand scaffolding with parts from different manufacturers.

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