The advantages of Cuplock and Kwikstage scaffolding

Cuplock scaffolding

If you are handling scaffolding yourself, then the best type to use is our cuplock scaffolding system. The advantages of this type of scaffolding are clear. Versatility and durability means that this type of system efficiently helps construction and a variety of other support structures. You will tend to find that this type of scaffolding system is widely applied to a variety of construction projects, such as houses, bridges, tunnels, chimneys and dams.

An important advantage of cuplock scaffolding is that its bar joints adopt cuplock joints that are very reliable, resulting in a high performance scaffolding structure. The few bar accessories make loading and unloading convenient and its construction height is large.

The special method of connecting node points makes this type of system very efficient to erect. You will find that up to four components can be connected in a single action with cuplock scaffolding, which means you can do your job much faster. You will also find that jobs that used to require pipes and clamps can be completed in a third of the time with Cuplock scaffolding.

Another advantage of using this type of system is that it is tested, tested and recommended. With cuplock there are no nuts, bolts or wedges to hold the horizontal ones! In addition, there are also no small parts that can be easily lost or damaged. The material used in this system is of a single pipe, therefore, it is very easy to transport. It also requires less storage space and the life of scaffolding is much longer than other types of less reliable scaffolding. Ultimately, the best advantage of cuplock scaffolding is that the locking system is designed to reduce any chance of accidents.

Kwikstage scaffolding

If you are looking for scaffolding systems that are easy and simple to assemble, the Kwikstage scaffold could be your answer.

You can see the list of our Kwikstage products here:

Kwikstage Ledger

Loading dock

Diagonal key

Advantages

There are a variety of advantages over other types of scaffolding, some of which are much more complicated and require a lot of assembly time. For example, most semi-skilled workers can easily assemble them since there is no need for special training. Obviously, this saves you time and means that you can concentrate on other areas of the project.

Working height regulations

Since it is essential to follow the standards of work height, in terms of a health and safety point of view, this type of scaffolding system provides workers with the space and height necessary to carry out their work comfortably and professional.

Read more about the scaffolding rules of the UK government.

In addition, it is extremely important on construction sites to have a fall protection platform. Especially for projects that have very high elevations. Kwikstage scaffolding systems provide the added benefit of better protection, through this particular platform.

Who uses the Kwikstage scaffolding?

Many different types of workers reap the benefits of kwikstage scaffolding. For example, unskilled, semi-skilled and skilled workers who participate in different commercial and industrial sectors benefit from this type of system. Construction workers, painters, masons, roofers, bricklayers and carpenters spend much of their time every day using kwikstage scaffolding to transport their tools and materials. “These workers will use Kwikstage to move in the workplace. They are the group of people who trust the safety and strength of this type of scaffolding. ”

However, these are not the only workers who will use Kwikstage scaffolding. There are several different groups of qualified professionals, such as architects, engineers, urban planners and other government inspectors who will also use scaffolding to properly perform their tasks. They can perform their different jobs with confidence knowing that it has been rigorously tested according to the highest industry standards and it is guaranteed that it will safely support its own weight. To read more about the avoidable sins of scaffolding safety, you can read more on our blog.