FRAME /MOBILE SCAFFOLDING FRAME SCAFFOLDING, Fabricated Frame Scaffoldings are the most common type of scaffold because they are versatile, economical, and easy to use. They are frequently used in one or two tiers by residential contractors, painters, construction industrial etc., but their modular frames can also be stacked several stories high for use on large-scale construction jobs.

Scaffolding steel prop is a commonly used support structure in construction, mainly used to bear the weight of buildings and construction equipment to ensure the safety of construction workers. Steel support is usually used in combination with scaffolding systems to provide additional support, especially when high-rise building construction is being carried out. It can effectively share the vertical and horizontal loads during construction and prevent the scaffolding from tilting or collapsing. Main features: High strength: Steel has high tensile and compressive strength and can withstand large loads. Good stability: Steel supports can provide good stability and ensure the safety of the scaffolding system. Strong flexibility: According to different construction needs, steel supports can adjust length, angle, etc., and have strong adaptability. Easy construction: Steel supports are usually composed of steel pipes, connectors and support components, which are easy to assemble and disassemble. Common types: Vertical support: used to bear vertical loads, such as supporting floor slabs, platforms, etc. Horizontal support: used to enhance the stability of the scaffolding system and prevent lateral displacement of the structure. Diagonal support: used to strengthen the connection between support points and improve overall stability.

FOLDING SCAFFOLD Folding scaffolding is a scaffolding system that is light, easy to transport and store. Its main features are that the structure is foldable and can be unfolded when in use. After the construction task is completed, it can be quickly folded and stored, saving space and suitable for a variety of construction environments.