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Modular scaffolding (rosette/perforated disc) for complex geometries – new as CETRAC MODUX or second-hand.

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New 77 m² · bay 2.57 m, 2 layersSample illustration

77 m² · bay 2.57 m, 2 layers

77 m² Bay 2.57 m Tiefe 0,73 m
available from 2027 · DIBt approval applied for
51,39 €/m²
3.962,29 €net plus VAT
New 103 m² · bay 2.57 m, 3 layersSample illustration

103 m² · bay 2.57 m, 3 layers

103 m² Bay 2.57 m Tiefe 0,73 m
available from 2027 · DIBt approval applied for
52,38 €/m²
5.384,71 €net plus VAT
New 108 m² · bay 2.57 m, 2 layersSample illustration

108 m² · bay 2.57 m, 2 layers

108 m² Bay 2.57 m Tiefe 0,73 m
available from 2027 · DIBt approval applied for
49,07 €/m²
5.294,38 €net plus VAT
New 128 m² · bay 2.57 m, 4 layersSample illustration

128 m² · bay 2.57 m, 4 layers

129 m² Bay 2.57 m Tiefe 0,73 m
available from 2027 · DIBt approval applied for
53,94 €/m²
6.931,77 €net plus VAT
New 139 m² · bay 2.57 m, 2 layersSample illustration

139 m² · bay 2.57 m, 2 layers

139 m² Bay 2.57 m Tiefe 0,73 m
available from 2027 · DIBt approval applied for
46,96 €/m²
6.517,95 €net plus VAT
New 144 m² · bay 2.57 m, 3 layersSample illustration

144 m² · bay 2.57 m, 3 layers

144 m² Bay 2.57 m Tiefe 0,73 m
available from 2027 · DIBt approval applied for
50,13 €/m²
7.213,90 €net plus VAT
New 180 m² · bay 2.57 m, 4 layersSample illustration

180 m² · bay 2.57 m, 4 layers

180 m² Bay 2.57 m Tiefe 0,73 m
available from 2027 · DIBt approval applied for
51,74 €/m²
9.308,27 €net plus VAT
New 185 m² · bay 2.57 m, 3 layersSample illustration

185 m² · bay 2.57 m, 3 layers

185 m² Bay 2.57 m Tiefe 0,73 m
available from 2027 · DIBt approval applied for
48,00 €/m²
8.880,31 €net plus VAT
New 185 m² · bay 2.57 m, 2 layersSample illustration

185 m² · bay 2.57 m, 2 layers

185 m² Bay 2.57 m Tiefe 0,73 m
available from 2027 · DIBt approval applied for
47,62 €/m²
8.809,31 €net plus VAT
New 231 m² · bay 2.57 m, 4 layersSample illustration

231 m² · bay 2.57 m, 4 layers

231 m² Bay 2.57 m Tiefe 0,73 m
available from 2027 · DIBt approval applied for
49,38 €/m²
11.422,10 €net plus VAT
New 247 m² · bay 2.57 m, 3 layersSample illustration

247 m² · bay 2.57 m, 3 layers

247 m² Bay 2.57 m Tiefe 0,73 m
available from 2027 · DIBt approval applied for
48,57 €/m²
11.982,76 €net plus VAT
New 308 m² · bay 2.57 m, 4 layersSample illustration

308 m² · bay 2.57 m, 4 layers

308 m² Bay 2.57 m Tiefe 0,73 m
available from 2027 · DIBt approval applied for
49,92 €/m²
15.396,16 €net plus VAT

Maximum flexibility for complex geometries. With over 104,000 ledgers and 45,000 diagonal braces in stock, you can build any custom structure.

Modular scaffolding or frame scaffolding – which is better?

Rahmengerüste sind schnell aufgebaut und ideal für gerade Fassaden, während Modulgerüste durch frei kombinierbare Knotenpunkte jede komplexe Geometrie abbilden. Wer Rundungen, Schrägen oder hohe Traglasten im Industriebereich braucht, fährt mit dem Modulgerüst besser. Für einfache, rechteckige Bauvorhaben genügt meist ein Rahmengerüst. Bei CETRAC erhältst Du beide Systeme - und auf Wunsch eine herstellerneutrale Beratung, welches für Dein Projekt das wirtschaftlichste ist.

How much does modular scaffolding cost?

The price of modular scaffolding depends on the area, the system and its condition. At CETRAC, second-hand modular scaffolding is up to 50% cheaper than new ones. With over 104,000 ledgers and 45,000 diagonal braces in stock at our Leipzig warehouse, we can supply even large quantities at short notice. You’ll receive a personalised quote within 24 hours.

What makes modular scaffolding so versatile?

Modular scaffolding consists of standard poles with permanently welded joints (rosettes or perforated discs), to which ledger braces, diagonal braces and specialised components can be attached at almost any angle. This allows you to erect scaffolding around round, sloping or irregularly shaped structures with millimetre precision. We explain when modular scaffolding is preferable to frame scaffolding in our guide: ‘Frame or Modular Scaffolding’.

→ Ideal for complex geometries

Curves, slopes, offsets – modular scaffolding adapts perfectly.

→ High load-bearing capacities

Suitable for heavy-duty industrial applications.

→ High degree of variability

A wide range of connection options, components that can be freely combined.

Buy second-hand Layher Allround modular scaffolding

Layher Allround is one of the most widely used modular systems on the market. At CETRAC, you can buy inspected, second-hand Layher Allround scaffolding in a wide range of sizes – from 101 m² to over 1,000 m². Every component is checked for cracks, deformation and corrosion and complies with German safety standards.

Areas of application for modular scaffolding

  • Industrial plants & machine rooms
  • Churches, towers & round buildings
  • Bridges & Civil Engineering Structures
  • Heritage Protection & Restoration
  • Areas with limited space or complex connection points

Modular scaffolding: pros and cons

Practical Knowledge Modular Scaffolding:

Planning tip:

The more complex the building, the more valuable it is to have an early discussion with the CETRAC team.

Industrial applications:

Modular scaffolding is in particularly high demand at refineries, plants and factories – where it stands out for its adaptability and safety.

Choice of tyre:

Steel or aluminium cladding, depending on the load requirements.

Components of modular scaffolding

Assembly and safety of modular scaffolding

  • Align junctions precisely
  • Install diagonal bracing at an early stage
  • Observe load limits and system approvals
  • Regular visual inspection whilst in use
  • Only use trained staff

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FAQ – Modular scaffolding

Modular scaffolding is particularly suitable for structures that are not rectangular or clearly structured – such as circular buildings, industrial plants, bridges, tanks or historic façades. Thanks to freely combinable connectors, even complex geometries can be safely scaffolded. You can find out when it makes sense to use modular scaffolding rather than frame scaffolding in the guide ‘Frame or Modular Scaffolding’.

What is the advantage over traditional frame scaffolding?

Modulgerüste sind modular in alle Richtungen kombinierbar und dadurch extrem flexibel. Eine direkte Gegenüberstellung mit dem Rahmengerüst findest du im Ratgeber Rahmengerüst oder Modulgerüst?

Teilweise ja: Viele Systeme lassen sich über Adapter und passende Kupplungen kombinieren - allerdings nur mit vom Hersteller freigegebenen Bauteilen, da Maße und Lastannahmen zueinander passen müssen. Im Zweifel prüfen wir die Kombinierbarkeit für Dein System vorab. Mehr zum Systemvergleich im Ratgeber.

They require more planning, but in return offer the greatest flexibility. Trained staff can erect modular scaffolding very efficiently. Our guide, ‘Erecting Scaffolding Correctly’, summarises the key points to bear in mind during erection.

Steel decking is typically used for heavy loads, whilst aluminium decking is used where a lighter weight is required. Our guide, ‘Choosing scaffolding decking – wood, steel or aluminium?’, explains which type of decking is suitable for which purpose.

Is modular scaffolding more expensive?

Although the materials involved are more complex, the benefits they offer when working with intricate geometries often make this the most cost-effective solution. Anyone looking to make further savings will find helpful advice in the guide ‘Second-hand scaffolding vs. new scaffolding’.

Frequently asked questions

What are modular scaffolding systems particularly suitable for?
Modular scaffolding is particularly suitable for structures that are not rectangular or clearly structured – such as circular buildings, industrial facilities, bridges, tanks or historic façades. Thanks to connectors that can be freely combined, even complex geometries can be safely scaffolded. You can find out when it makes sense to use modular scaffolding rather than frame scaffolding in the guide ‘Frame or Modular Scaffolding’.
What is the advantage over traditional frame scaffolding?
Modular scaffolding can be combined in any direction and is therefore extremely flexible. You can find a direct comparison with frame scaffolding in the guide ‘Frame Scaffolding or Modular Scaffolding?’.
Can modular scaffolding be combined with frame scaffolding?
To some extent, yes: many systems can be combined using adaptors and suitable couplers – though only with components approved by the manufacturer, as the dimensions and load ratings must be compatible. If in doubt, we’ll check in advance whether the components are compatible with your system. Find out more about comparing systems in our guide.
Is modular scaffolding more difficult to assemble?
They require more planning, but in return offer the greatest flexibility. Trained staff can erect modular scaffolding very efficiently. Our guide, ‘Erecting Scaffolding Correctly’, summarises the key points to bear in mind during erection.
What types of decks are used?
Steel decking is typically used for heavy loads, whilst aluminium decking is used for lighter applications. Our guide, ‘Choosing the right scaffolding decking – timber, steel or aluminium?’, explains which type of decking is suitable for which purpose.
Is modular scaffolding more expensive?
Although the materials involved are more complex, the benefits they offer when working with intricate geometries often make this the most cost-effective solution. Anyone looking to make further savings will find helpful advice in the guide ‘Second-hand scaffolding vs. new scaffolding’.

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