Fork head props are made of steel plate, four drilled angle irons, and a steel pipe. They are typically installed on top of a shoring post to nail the fork head to a wooden beam and can be used with other types of scaffolding systems.
U Head Props
U head props are used in conjunction with shoring posts to securely hold wooden and steel beams in place. Our U head props have a latch that plugs directly into the shoring post or standard scaffolding system, providing added security and stability.
Wall Support Bracket
The Wall Support Bracket attaches to height-adjustable shoring posts and provides a secure solution for temporary wall support. The blades of the Wall Support Bracket engage the angled mortar joints, allowing the attached shoring post to securely support the structure while the underlying masonry is being removed or modified.
2.Shoring Post
Light Duty Shoring Post
Light Duty Shoring Post is designed for light loads and is commonly used in residential and commercial construction to stabilize sagging floors, terraces, attics, and other structures. This light duty shoring post is economical but has limited load-bearing capacity.
Heavy Duty Shoring Post
A heavy duty shoring post is a vertical, adjustable shoring post used to support a project while concrete sets and strengthens. It can withstand loads from formwork, floor slabs, or other structural components, ranging from 20 kN to 50 kN or more, and is often used on large projects with higher load requirements, such as airports or bridges.
3.Shoring Post Tripod
Shoring Post Tripod
A shoring post tripod consists of a vertical standard and three adjustable support legs extending from the base to the ground. It is primarily used to maintain stability and accommodates a wide range of shoring posts.
Common Types of Shoring Posts
Adjustable Shoring Post
Adjustable shoring posts utilize sturdy steel pipe supports with an adjustable mechanism that allows the shoring post to be adjusted to the desired height for a project, making them extremely versatile. This adjustable shoring post is typically used to support formwork while concrete sets.
Push-pull Post
A push-pull post is a type of inclined shoring post, typically used for leaning against a structure to provide support. It can be used to support unstable buildings or other structures that require repair.
Fixed Shoring Post
A fixed shoring post is typically a sturdy, temporary support made of wood such as Douglas fir and southern pine. It is often used to support heavy objects or carry heavy building loads during construction.
