Why is Ringlock Scaffolding So Popular?

How to install ringlock scaffolding?

The installation process of Ringlock scaffolding is the same as other types of scaffolding systems, it is very simple, you only need to follow the steps we provide.

1. Put the Base Jack on a flat and firm ground;

2. Add base collar to connect scaffolding standard;

3. Connect ringlock scaffolding standard ,  ringlock scaffolding ledger and ringlock scaffolding diagonal brace;

4. After the first layer is finished, follow the same steps to add the second layer and the third layer until it reaches the height you need;

Why is Ringlock scaffolding so popular?

1. Ringlock scaffolding offers you high flexibility and versatility

With ringlock scaffolding, different angles can be set at the same connection point at the same time, and it is sustainable. For example, with ringlock scaffolding not only complex scaffolding can be built, but also roofs, supports or building site protection with spans of up to 40 meters.

2. Reduce working time and errors during scaffold assembly

One of the core advantages of the ring scaffolding type is quick installation and disassembly. It only takes a few blows of a hammer to secure the ledger and diagonal to the rosette connector. This not only saves time, but also manpower. This applies not only to the assembly and disassembly of scaffolding, but also to maintenance tasks such as cleaning materials. This is especially easy and quick due to the flat shape of the rosette connector. At the same time, due to the prefabricated connection points, ring-shaped modular scaffolding is less error-prone than traditional pipe clamp-type scaffolding.

3. Ringlock scaffolding installation and disassembly room for easy storage

Not only do ring lock connections allow you to erect and dismantle scaffolding in record time, but you also don't have to worry too much about how to store and transport your scaffolding materials. In this respect, you can benefit from the fact that ringlock scaffolding like RINGSCAFF consist of only a few individual parts. They are also designed to be particularly easy to stack. The typical RINGSCAFF notches on the outer edge of the wreath also ensure that the posts will not simply roll over.