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I will be honest. I've never been crazy about climbing stairs. I can't really track it to any particularly traumatic event or anything. I guess only that part of me knows that I have fallen before and if I fell off a ladder, it could be very bad. If I deconstruct it, I know that I don't really care about being on the stairs and once I get to where I'm going up, I'm pretty good at it. It is going down and up the stairs that catches me.

 It turns out that my fears in this case are not entirely unjustified. The vast majority of ladder accidents occur during that transition from roof to ladder or from ladder to roof. The reasons range from the ladder that is not placed securely against the structure to a badly placed foot.

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The Guardian Safe-T ladder extension system offers you something to hold on to when you reach the top of the ladder. It is a simple and lightweight extension that adheres to almost any ladder and creates handrails for those few moments of transition. It is a simple solution to a simple problem and it is the first Guardian article that I made sure I had in my house.

 While the Safe-T Ladder Extension System will help you get on or off the ladder, of course, there are other things to keep in mind when using a ladder. Most of these seem like common sense things, but somehow they are often overlooked. The most important thing you can do to ensure your safety when using a ladder is to make sure your ladder is safely placed on the floor. Sometimes this is more difficult because the terrain is irregular.

This is where Guardian's Ladder Leveler can be useful. The Guardian ladder leveler easily connects to the bottom of most extension stairs and then adjusts to the ground to create a safe and level base from which to work.

 Ensuring that the ladder is secure and that you can easily get on and off it are just two of the things you should pay attention to when working on a ladder. Also make sure that your ladder is supported against a structure that will support both the weight of the ladder and that of anyone who may be using it. Consider nearby power lines and take necessary precautions. The last and perhaps the most common mistake is to carry anything in your hands when climbing the ladder. If it's something small, put it in your pocket. If it's something big, use a bucket and a strap. Almost half of all stair falls occur while people carry things.

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Construction and the real estate industry are developing at a very rapid pace and the same could be observed in an increasing number of towing buildings. The construction of trailer buildings is only possible with appropriate construction techniques and the use of modern facilities. With frequent innovations in the same domain, bamboo structures have been transformed into metal structures and are called scaffolding. Scaffolding is available with contractors or they can also be used in the rental until the end of the construction project. The matrix includes several types of scaffolding accessories and scaffolding accessories that are made of highly durable metal to meet international standards established in terms of quality and performance.

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These are some of the scaffolding accessories used in the construction industry to provide support for the tall buildings that will be built.

Cuplock System: The Cuplock System is available in two variants such as Cuplock Standard, that is, Vertical and Cuplock Ledger, that is, Horizontal. The Cuplock system is easy to use and guarantees excellent performance in the respective application areas. First, the end of the Horizontal blade will be located on the bottom cover. The top down glass of the verticals is lowered and rotated. Using the hammer blow, the accessories are tightened. In a single action, a positive and correct connection of the units is ensured.

Scaffolding: the standard size of the scaffold is an outer member made of 60.3 mm outer diameter and an inner member made of 48.3 mm outer diameter. Prop Scaffolding is also commonly known as adjustable accessories that are used to support construction sites for the construction of high-structure buildings and elevated structures.

Base Jack: The base jack is also one of the important accessories on scaffolding. The accessory includes a universal jack with adjustable base plate

U-head cat: The U-head scaffold cat is available in both solid and hollow construction and the adjustable stirrup is available. The use of the U-head jack is to make the base part of the vertical frame to provide support to the interior concrete walls and slab beams. This is done by placing steel and plywood pipes in the U-head jack.

Formwork plate: The use of the formwork plate is to support construction materials. Therefore, the manufacture of docks in buildings, walls, sewers, overpasses, beams, etc., has become simple and fast.

Chali Scaffolding: The Chali Scaffolding is also one of the important accessories in the scaffolding range. The Chali is made of high quality metal that guarantees high durability and resistance to adverse conditions and corrosion.

Bottom cup: the bottom cups are also part of the range of scaffolding accessories. The bottom cups in pressed sheet are available in 4 mm and 5 mm, with a thickness in diameters ranging from 25 mm to 29 mm. This specification perfectly complies with international paradigms.

Base plate: to support the scaffolding structure, the base plate is the main component. The base jacks and plates are made of high quality metal that helps adhere the strong structure of the scaffold.

The construction industry around the world saw robust growth in the past decade as nations are focusing on infrastructure development. It is one of those sectors that enhance employment and expand its capabilities to scale up the growth. The modern era has seen the growth of technical devices in various industries to make the work effective and productive. Scaffolds are one of such technical structures that have seen the test of the times and one cannot imagine constructing an infrastructure without them.

System Scaffolds A scaffold is a temporary work platform suspended or elevated with a construction site. It provides support and protection to the workers who are engaged with the construction work. It offers ease of access to workers along with the mobility of construction materials. Scaffolding helps in the planning and erection of the infrastructure as it ensures constant vigil. It includes planks, coupling, fastening, and other fittings used for the erection and construction. It ascertains strength, protection against faults, stability, and load-bearing capacity. It brings ergonomics at the use and improves efficiency. As scaffolding is the key component of the infrastructure construction engineers make sure that scaffolding and other construction components are strong enough to withstand the significant pressure and load at the construction sites.

The scaffold’s design and erection are based on the type of construction. Different infrastructures need specific types of scaffolding and hence there are a variety of scaffolding types by which engineers work in the construction site as per their ease. There are basically three types of scaffolding namely; supported scaffolding, suspended scaffolding, and other scaffolds such as personal hoists, man lifts, etc.

Supported scaffolding: It consists of platforms that are supported by poles, frames, and outriggers.

Frame scaffolding: These are the most common type of scaffolds as these are economical, easy to use, and versatile. They are regularly used in construction or paintings at one or two-tier height. They can also be stacked with each other and can be used for the multistories construction. Frame scaffolding can be easily assembled and is generally made of high strength steel tubing. It has the advantage of the fast erection and dismantling, perfectly suited for masonry, maintenance, and shoring.

Mobile scaffolding: Mobile scaffolds are erected over wheels or casters. They are easily movable and are designed to work that need a constant movement of the workers such as plastering or painting. They are highly adjustable and can be assembled quickly. These scaffolds are considered safe due to its secure platform and high portability.

Pump Jacks: These scaffolds consist of moveable platforms with vertical poles. It is similar to a jack of the automobile and is designed to lower or raise the platform. They come under budget, easy to operate, and are versatile. They are easily adjusted and are appropriate for vertical maintenance.

Ladder Jacks: Ladder jack consist of a platform that is attached to the ladder. They are portable and cost-effective. These scaffolds are usually used for light and simple applications.

Tube and Clamp: Tube and Clamp scaffolding is used for highly complex projects and are regularly used in refineries, power plants, and petrochemical plants. They can be built to almost any specifications and save a large amount of time and costs. These scaffolds are flexible and can be assembled easily due to its interchangeable components. Tube and Clamp scaffolds have high strengths and are applied at the high load worksite. They are versatile and can be assembled at multiple directions as per the requirements.

System scaffolding: System scaffolding has high flexibility and can be aligned to any required angle. They are used along with tube and clamp scaffolds. These scaffolds can be erected quickly and easily. It can be used in areas that have limited access and can withstand any job stand obstacles. It increases efficiency by decreasing the construction time of the assembly of the scaffold.

Suspended scaffolding: It consists of platforms supported by ropes and other overhead supports.

Two-point swing stage: These scaffolds are also known as swing stage scaffolds. They are suspended by cable or ropes which are attached to the platform at each end. They are chiefly used in multitier construction or maintenance like window washing.

Single point scaffold: Single point scaffold are simple and highly adjustable. They are suspended by one cable from an overhead support. These scaffolds are also used by window washers in high rise buildings.

Multi-level scaffolds: As the name suggests, these scaffolds have multilevel suspension and can be raised or lowered as per the requirements. These scaffolds have multiple platforms at different levels that increase productivity and efficiency.

These scaffolding processes are common around the construction and maintenance industry. Some other types of scaffolding that are used in this industry include bracket scaffolding, eaves scaffolding, room scaffolding, wooden scaffolding, wooden scaffolding, facade scaffolding, etc.

Scaffolding design is the core of our business and our scaffolding design drawings and calculation works are based on many years of experience. We combine this with the use of the latest CAD software, frame analysis and wind load analysis that complies with the latest codes to produce accurate and detailed design drawings and calculations for scaffolding, fake work and formwork.

 As a professional and competent design service, we are fully insured with members of information on Professional Compensation, Public Responsibility and Responsibility of NASC Employers and associate members of the Scaffolding Association.

Cuplock System Scaffolding Design

We produce full color scaffolding design drawings, in sizes ranging from A4 to A0. Drawings can be drawn at home or sent electronically in a secure .pdf format. Designs can also be customized to show the brand and customer details.

Industrial sectors : Cuplock verticals

With many years of industry experience among our leading engineers, we have provided design work for the following industry sectors:

 New construction

Reconditioning

Demolition

Network Rail & London Underground, producing forms 002 and 003 (formally Form C), for submission

Offshore

Marine

Power generation and line crossing

Airline maintenance

Scaffolding systems

Tube and accessories (steel and aluminum)

Easyfix / Readylok Transom

Cuplock

Kwikstage

Haki

Layher

Combisafe UBIX ceiling

AltradPlettac

EntreposeMulticrab

Formwork and false work systems

Doka

RMD

The mast climbers within the masonry industry are figuratively related to the mast climbers on early American ships, even though in masonry it refers to equipment and in ship lingo, it refers to humans. It’s all about vertical ascension. Most of the forests in England had been depleted by the 17th century, and King George laid claim to the tall white pines in Maine to meet his country’s need for lumber, both to build ships and for the masts. Masts were of particular importance, as they needed to be replaced often from battle or weather-related incidents.

Both lumber and shipbuilding were dominant industries in the early Maine economy. No doubt, the locals did not take any more too kindly to the British robbing their forests than Boston patriots did to the tea tax, prompting the Boston Tea Party in 1773. By the end of the 18th century, the best trees for masts had been harvested. While the white pine tree is renown for fast growth, even two feet per year, it still takes decades to grow to mast height and strength. Stonemasons were busy in early Maine as well, as evidenced by copious brick buildings in Portland and other communities and college campuses throughout the Pine Tree State.

Climbing the mast on a tall ship is a frequent necessity to set the sails and check and adjust the rigging. On windjammer and tall ship cruises, paying customers have the opportunity to climb the mast for adrenalin-pumping thrills, not exactly how the mason approaches his mast climbing equipment. Cruise folks can rest and take panoramic photos from the crow’s nest, akin to the mason’s work platform. Until the invention of radar, this was the best place to view hazards, enemies, weather and land. The swaying part of the ship mast climb is included free of charge.

Mast climbing equipment for the stonemason, thankfully, does not sway like a ship mast in the breeze, and the ground does not roll like the ocean. It is neither constructed of white pine nor complicated with myriad ropes, ratlines, shrouds and cables attached at various angles. This equipment is a cleverly designed vertical tower of steel on which a work platform travels up and down perpendicular to the mast or tower. Depending on the size of a project, there may be one or two or more masts and most have an anchoring system of ties and bolts that affix the tower(s) to the building or project.

Mast climbers are typically associated with high-rise construction, but they are used most often on structures up to 60 feet in height (Inglesby 2008). The heights at which mast climbers are used vary according to their specific application and type of system. Hydraulically-powered ratcheting drive systems are commonly used at lower heights, for masonry work. Rack-and-pinion systems are typically used at elevations of 30 feet and higher and can go as high as 1,000 feet. These systems are commonly used for glazing and drywall applications. In addition to these applications, mast climbers are also used in architectural cladding and mechanical work (for instance, to mobilize and install heavy-duty steel pipe and duct work).