external hoardings · Scaffold / Anti-climb Cladding
Scaffold and anti-climb cladding
A bare scaffold at street level invites unwanted attention. Cladding the lower lifts creates a smooth face that discourages climbing, tidies the elevation and offers space for graphics.
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Applications
Typical applications
- 01Street-level scaffold screening
- 02Façade refurbishment
- 03High-street building works
- 04Temporary roof and access structures
Features
Key benefits
- 01Smooth face to discourage climbing
- 02Tidier street-level appearance
- 03Graphic and branding area
- 04Works alongside your scaffold contractor
Planning
Project considerations
- 01Scaffold design and loading
- 02Coordination with the scaffold contractor
- 03Wind loading on clad faces
- 04Access gates and pedestrian routes
FAQs
Common questions
Does cladding affect scaffold design?+
Clad scaffolds attract wind load. Your scaffold designer should confirm the scaffold is designed for it.
How high does cladding go?+
Typically the lower lifts, but height is agreed per project.
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