The Basics of Kwikstage Scaffolding

Kwikstage scaffolding is used on a variety of construction sites. It's used by the military to repair helicopter carriers, and you can see it at construction sites throughout the world. Even though it's been around for almost a century, it's still as relevant as ever. Its rudimentary design has undergone some changes, but its quality and durability have remained untouched.

Kwikstage scaffolding is a modular system that is designed for multiple purposes. It is particularly useful in formwork support systems and external wall work. It's used on housing projects, bridges, tunnels, and overpasses, and it can be quickly and easily adapted to most project layouts.

The basic jack, which is located at the base of the scaffold, is an essential part of the system. It helps keep the scaffold level and prevents workers from slipping and falling. It has a no-slip surface, and is attached to the scaffold tower by hook-on boards. Other components of Kwikstage scaffolding include hand rails, toe boards, and base plates.

The first step is to set up the scaffold. Usually, scaffolds are set up by erecting two standards on adjustable bases. These standards are a couple of metres apart. To complete the scaffold, you'll need another scaffold that sits on top of the first one.