Shoring Scaffolding Applications

The gallery shows shoring scaffolding on site. Ringlock towers support slab formwork while workers place concrete. Rosette connections every 500 mm and wedge pins make assembly fast with only a hammer.

In one photo, a heavy duty shoring tower rises several levels. Standards, ledgers and diagonal braces form a rigid grid. Steel planks create working platforms at each lift.

Formwork scaffolding under a bridge deck uses ringlock standards and U-head jacks. The jacks allow fine height adjustment before the pour. Ledgers and braces tie the structure together.

Curved-roof shoring appears in another image. The system adapts to the roof profile with standard components. No special parts are needed. The same ringlock grid supports the formwork.

Facade scaffolding with safety netting covers a building perimeter. Ringlock ledgers and standards create a stable access platform. The netting is attached to the outside face.

Painted system scaffolding, such as wheel-lock, is shown in red and blue. It provides access for finishing work. The painted finish is available in several colors.