If you want to buy or rent scaffolding, the first step is to decide which type of scaffolding is right for your project. As the demands on construction and maintenance projects continue to evolve, the choice of scaffolding types on the market is also growing. Whereas a few decades ago the choice was limited to classic tube and coupler scaffolding, modern system scaffolding in all its variations is becoming increasingly popular. Here we have summarised what system scaffolding is, what types there are and what projects they can be used for ..read more

In the construction industry, the terms "scaffolding" and "shoring" are often used interchangeably. Understandably so, as both are temporary structures for construction projects of all kinds. However, upon closer examination, fundamental differences emerge between scaffolding and shoring, especially in terms of use, design, and configuration, which makes it essential to differentiate between the two terms ..read more

All over the world we have historic buildings and other masterpieces that need to be restored and renovated due to damages caused by the passage of time or even disasters like fires. Whether in preservation efforts or reconstruction works, utmost care is usually required on the part of scaffolders to avoid damaging the structure through the scaffolding. Here, we present three of the currently largest projects in the field of restoration and renovation of historic buildings and artworks ..read more

The assembly and dismantling of scaffolding in oil, gas and chemical plants is often a complex matter. Not only are the safety requirements for scaffolding in refineries and other plants particularly high, but tight schedules must also be adhered to for scaffold erection and dismantling during maintenance, shutdowns, or turnarounds ..read more

The European construction industry is currently facing a series of challenges. Global shortages of resources, particularly wood, steel, and other crucial materials, have led to significant price hikes and delays. Additionally, bottlenecks and delays in global logistics have resulted in construction projects being delayed or halted in recent years ..read more

Undoubtedly, the construction industry is the undisputed number one among the sectors that require scaffolding. In structural and civil engineering projects, scaffolding provides safe access to work areas at height. Scaffolding is not only used for the construction of various types of buildings but also for subsequent maintenance, inspection, and cleaning work on the building ..read more

Larger bridge construction and maintenance projects often involve the use of several types of scaffolding at the same time, for example, when the bridge substructure and the piers are scaffolded separately. Which types of scaffolding are suitable for such projects depends, as is so often the case, very much on the work to be carried out, but also on other factors such as the available floor space or transport routes to the bridge ..read more

Are you looking for a varied job with lots of action and team spirit? Then scaffolding is probably the right career for you! To help you decide if a career in scaffolding is right for you, we have put together 5 good reasons to become a scaffolder ..read more

Scafom-rux is strengthening its foothold in Sweden with the acquisition of its Swedish distributor Tobit. Tobit is a leader in the regional market in northern Sweden with its own webshop ..read more

Winter can be a challenging season for scaffolders, with freezing temperatures, biting winds, and icy scaffolding decks. However, by implementing a few crucial measures, you can increase both the safety and comfort of your work during the colder months. Here are three essential practices for working on the scaffold in ice and cold weather ..read more