PRODUCT APPLICATIONS

Safety, speed and versatility are at the heart of the range of Layher Access scaffold systems. With product applications that have been proven in a vast number of locations, each design is compatible with an extensive list of optional equipment and accessories.

• Choice of scaffold system designs including Allround®, SpeedyScaf® and STAR Frame.
• Allround® connection rosette offers installation versatility – in every direction.
• Original attachement system minimizes number of components and enhances safety.
• Lightweight design means ease of transportation and assembly.
• Can be assembled on-site or at ground level, with or without a crane.
• Wide bay design with no X-bracing provides optimum access onto and around scaffold structure.
• Easily adapted for installation on uneven ground.
• Connects directly to Layher stairtowers, roofing, protection and extensive accessory range.

The vast range of applications in the public access sector call for systems and equipment that can offer the optimum combination of versatility, safety and ease of use. Layher systems have been proven in a wide range of installations of this type.

• Wide variety of Layher systems allows precise staging and public access requirements to be met with common, compatible attachment method.
• Equipment designs address the need to optimize safety for all public movement and viewing installations.
• Full range of Layher systems – including ramps, stairs and roof structures – can be designed into all seating and staging structures.
• Lightweight design with minimal number of components optimizes ease of transportation, storage and handling.
• Longspan bridging needs can be fully accommodated with the Layher Bridging Truss system.
• Excellent load bearing capability and structural strength are key features with every Layher installation.
• Fully accommodates wide range of sloping and uneven ground conditions.
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From roads to rail and from public access to industrial site or construction location – the purpose-designed range of bridging systems from Layher fulfils personnel access needs. Whether to meet short-term requirements or for long-term, on-going projects, key features offer important advantages for every application.

• Wide spans, inherent strength and speed of installation are all key factors that underpin the success of the Layher Bridging system range.
• The Layher Bridging Truss design is often key and provides the ability to install spans up to 20 meters – ideal for personnel movement or as a support for heavy loads.
• In-built structural stability means minimal deflection, even over the longest of spans.
• Wide bay design reduces the number of components needed, which enhances installation speed and helps to maximize safety.
• A choice of decking, protection and roofing systems can also be specified with all bridging designs which can also link directly to the acknowledged range of Layher access stairs.

From restoration to site demolition, the ability to contain working activity within a defined area offers major benefits, both on site and for the adjacent environment. From simplicity of installation to ease of use, it is vital that the specialist trades at the heart of this sector gain access exactly as and when needed. The particular requirements of the refurbishment sector places emphasis on key design characteristics of Layher access scaffold, temporary roofing systems and Protect panel design.

• System choices meet the precise needs of historic building renovation – from churches to listed buildings and national monuments. Protect panels can be supplied with a choice of dimensions and with additional fittings, such as security doors.
• In-built strength reflects the loadings often associated with the storage of stonework and brickwork supplies on scaffold decks.
• Scaffold designs link directly to Layher Protect systems, to provide both containment and secure lockable access.The Protect system provides an ideal barrier against dust and, where required, sound – minimizing environmental impact outside construction area.
• Speed and ease of installation can be a major benefit for project scheduling. Can be installed to meet a wide variety of uneven and sloping ground conditions.
• Transport and storage needs addressed by equipment design and enhanced by minimum component requirement. Choice of accessories position both the workforce and materials at the exact point where needed.
• Wide bay scaffold design, with minimal bracing, optimizes access onto the scaffold structure and minimizes the number of standards and thus tie-in– of particular note, for example, for stone restoration projects and window replacement.