Scaffolding Column | What are the features of wedge-type scaffolding? Explaining the differences from frame scaffolding and single pipe scaffolding.
[Report Presentation] This explains the "wedge-type scaffolding," which is user-friendly and widely used at many construction sites. 2023/6/16
There are two main types of scaffolding at construction sites: "assembled scaffolding" and "suspended scaffolding." Assembled scaffolding is built from the ground up. Suspended scaffolding is used when scaffolding cannot be assembled from the ground, and it is constructed by suspending it from structures using chains or pipes. Assembled scaffolding includes wedge-type scaffolding, frame scaffolding, and single-pipe scaffolding. In this article, we will explain "wedge-type scaffolding," which is user-friendly and widely used at many construction sites. *For more details, please download the PDF document.*
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<Table of Contents> 1. What is a wedge-type scaffold? 2. Characteristics of wedge-type scaffolds 3. Nine main components of wedge-type scaffolds 3-1. Jack-type base 3-2. Vertical post 3-3. Handrail 3-4. Plank 3-5. Bracket 3-6. Diagonal brace 3-7. Steel stairs 3-8. Pre-installed handrail 3-9. Wall jack 4. Differences between wedge-type scaffolds and other types of scaffolds 4-1. Characteristics of frame scaffolds 4-2. Characteristics of single-pipe scaffolds 5. Conclusion
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