What Is Frame Scaffolding?

Frame scaffolding is a type of modular scaffolding that is a traditional temporary structure used on construction sites to provide access to elevated work areas on construction sites, often for new construction, maintenance and repair work. Versatile, cheap and easy to use, frame scaffolding is one of the most commonly used scaffolds by residential contractors, painters and more. Painters usually use one or two layers when using them, but in fact, frame scaffolding can also be stacked in several layers for use on large construction jobs.

Frame scaffolding is the most basic type of scaffolding and can be used to support the weight of materials and workers used in construction projects. Frame scaffolding can be supported in different materials, including the use of aluminum and steel, and can come in a variety of sizes and shapes. Appropriate scaffolding can be selected based on the height and width of the construction project, the weight of materials and workers to be carried, and the project budget.

In addition to being commonly used, frame scaffolding has other advantages. First of all, frame scaffolding is modular in design, can be easily installed and disassembled, and can be built in a suitable shape and size according to site requirements. Secondly, frame scaffolding is also relatively lightweight and easy to move. These two properties make frame scaffolding a popular choice for construction sites and other work environments where mobility and flexibility are important.

The frame scaffolding produced by EK is made of high-strength steel tubes and meets and exceeds the most stringent safety standards and working environments. It can also provide a variety of frame scaffolding sizes and configurations to adapt to different work requirements and site conditions. EK also offers horizontal and diagonal braces made of the same material to provide stability and stiffness to the structure.