Structural elements

It is used to transfer and distribute the vertical load from the scaffolding standards to the base

It provides safe and fast installation of zero-level scaffolding

It is the main vertical load-bearing element of the scaffolding

It is used to attach scaffolding structures to the supporting elements of buildings and structures

It is the main horizontal element of the scaffolding. It is used to create a spatial rigidity frame, transfer loads to the scaffolding standards and install handrails

It prevents objects from falling from the scaffolding working level (floor)

It is used to transfer increased loads to the scaffolding standards

They allow you to flexibly adjust the scaffolding frame to complex shapes of objects and expand the scaffolding working levels (floor)

It provides access (lifting) to scaffolding

It provides a solid work area (floor) on scaffolding

It is used to cover non-standard spans, openings at the scaffolding working level (floor)

They significantly increase the flexibility and variability of the scaffolding use

They are necessary to cover large spans and to perceive increased loads

It gives rigidity and stability to the scaffolding structure, and also serves for the installation of cantilever overhangs (balconies) and bridge structures

It provides quick and convenient rise to height, especially important when carrying materials and equipment through scaffolding

It serves as a support for load-bearing beams (I-beams, channels and others)