Construction Dutch masonry scaffolding
AFIX system scaffolding guarantees safe access for construction and/or renovation jobs.
Contractors and scaffolders appreciate the strong masonry scaffolding that increases site productivity. AFIX scaffolding also facilitates working at a height with roof and lifting scaffolds, and protects public areas via passageways.
ADVANTAGES
- High-performance, wear-resistant, durable, strong S355 steel
- Strong connections for heavy loads up to class 6
- Increased corrosion resistance and hot-dip galvanised
- Modular, combinable, quick assembly/disassembly
- Certified according to international equipment standards EN 12810/12811
SCOPE OF USE OF MASONRY SCAFFOLDING
New construction or masonry scaffolding are typical scaffolding configurations on the outside of a house facade. With extendable outriggers, support ledgers and masonry outriggers you can quickly build a safe and stable work floor at a height, which can be loaded up to class 6 (maximum 500 kg/m2).
> Scaffolding construction methods
Contractors involved in masonry work allow the scaffolding to grow in line with:
- Masonry work: building materials are delivered via a mobile/tower crane
- Structural work: at a height the scaffolding serves as fall protection, building materials are supplied via a wheelbarrow/construction lift/platform
> The Dutch masonry scaffold
New construction scaffolding in the Netherlands consists of steel system scaffolding and wooden scaffolding boards. Excellent work floors are constructed in combination with support ledgers, whether or not extendable.
A typical Dutch masonry scaffold contains standards with a rosette distance of 54 cm instead of 50 cm. This rosette distance compensates for the scaffolding board thickness, so that workers can still walk upright through the scaffolding without any problem. Work floors up to 6.00 m high are mainly achieved using separate ladder arrangements.
- Ergonomic passage height of 2.16 m
- Work floor with scaffolding boards and (extendable) support ledgers
- Non-metric standards with a rosette distance of 54 cm