Access Landing for Heavy-Duty Scaffolding
Barricade Guardrail for Heavy-Duty & Standard-Duty
Braced-Bay Material Deck
Adjustable 21-Foot Heavy-Duty Bridge System
— Bridge System Comparison
— 21-Foot Bridge Installation Instructions
Barricade Guardrail
— Guardrail Post Socket for Pullouts
— Mason’s Guardrail Socket
Material Hoist System For Heavy-Duty
Inside Corner Brackets
Parts Basket – Man Basket
Pilaster Brackets
Rack Brackets
Rest Platform
Side-Stabbing Forklift Bar
Standard-Duty Overhead Protection – Winter Enclosure
Swivel Forklift Bar
Wall Tie-In Bracket
Heavy-Duty Winter Enclosure using Overhead Protection
Heavy-Duty Winter Enclosure – Entire Scaffold
When using present-day elevating scaffolding, you have to leave a cut-board out of the braced bay where the x-braces pass through the platform. Years ago you were fine just leaving a board out, but 2x10s are getting narrower and narrower to the point where you’re left with a gap wider than the standards allow. If you keep your gap 10 inches or less, you’ll always be legal.
Some of our customers have added a 2×4 or a 2×6 in this area to close the gap down to less than 10 inches but 2x4s and 2x6s are not rated for scaffold platform use. To solve this problem we’ve created a Braced-Bay Material Deck.
24-inch-wide material deck for braced bays. Nowadays, two 2x10s can yield less than 18 inches.
Underside showing steel framework.
Check out this short video to learn more…
Braced-Bay Material Deck
The Braced-Bay Material Deck is manufactured from high-strength 1.5-inch square tubing. The wood deck itself is 1/2-inch kiln-dried pressure-treated plywood (it’s not the “green wood” from the big-box lumber stores). It should outlast 2 average cut-boards five times over.
Braced-Bay Material Deck
Gap Filler
$210.00
$65.00
In almost every case you can use either the Gap Filler or the Braced-Bay Material Deck alone to reduce your x-brace gap to less than 10 inches.