Facade Frame Scaffolding (such as EuroFaçadacier or EuroFaçadalu) is a traditional system, designed for quick and easy installation. It is particularly suitable for conventional facade work.
Materials such as steel (EuroFaçadacier) are ideal for sites requiring strength and resistance, while aluminum (EuroFaçadalu) offers a lighter solution, facilitating transport and assembly, while remaining compatible with steel elements.
Using frame scaffolding
The frame, the final railing and the floor!
Rigid frames determine the basic width of the scaffolding, so the other parts of the system can be adapted to any frame, whether steel or aluminum:
0.73 m galvanized steel scaffolding:
Ideal forfaçade scaffolding in both service and construction, for all types of work, inside and out.
0.73 m high-durability aluminium scaffolding:
Facade scaffolding for all jobs requiring lightness. Lighter scaffolding means faster assembly/disassembly, less effort and easier transport on less cumbersome vehicles.
When the frame is installed, the floor is immediately secured against displacement or ejection.
As a result, only one man is needed to install the elements safely, whatever the height.
The ADVANTAGES of our
eurofacadacier/alu system
Fast assembly
- No forgetting
- No risk of error
- Prefabricated, non-slip, lift-resistant, unobstructed, continuous work floor
- Definitive safety railings
Robust and lightweight
- Few parts to install
- Lightweight elements
- Easy to fit
- Guardrail locking with captive key
The difference with multidirectional?
Facade-frame scaffolding is ideal for quick and easy installation on conventional facades, with the option of sturdiness or lightness depending on the material chosen. While multidirectional scaffolding is more suited to complex worksites, offering great flexibility and the ability to adapt to different types of structures and needs.
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Our documentation
Find out more about our range of frame scaffolding in the enclosed brochure.
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