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Ledger, 25 L Similar to the illustration

Ledger, 25 L

Manufacturer
Plettac
Item no.
007200
Weight
1 kg
171 in stock from10,35 €net
O - LW ledger, steel, 4.14 Similar to the illustration

O - LW ledger, steel, 4.14

Manufacturer
Layher Allround
Item no.
006078
Weight
13 kg
160 in stock from40,50 €net
O – LW bar, steel, 3.07m Similar to the illustration

O – LW bar, steel, 3.07m

Manufacturer
Layher Allround
Item no.
005906
Weight
10 kg
145 in stock from27,50 €net
O – LW bar, steel, 1.09m Similar to the illustration

O – LW bar, steel, 1.09m

Manufacturer
Layher Allround
Item no.
005903
Weight
4 kg
122 in stock from15,00 €net
Safety bolt Illustrative image

Safety bolt

Manufacturer
Layher
Item no.
10001416
Weight
3 kg
109 in stock from11,50 €net
Cross-bar, 150 L Illustrative image

Cross-bar, 150 L

Manufacturer
Plettac
Item no.
007225
Weight
6 kg
84 in stock from20,70 €net
Foot crossbar, 0.65 m Illustrative image

Foot crossbar, 0.65 m

Manufacturer
Rux
Item no.
10014311
Weight
1 kg
76 in stock from5,10 €net

Scaffolding braces, or cross-braces, connect vertical and horizontal scaffolding components and play a key role in ensuring the stability of the entire structure. They are available in various lengths and materials, allowing for flexible adaptation to a wide range of scaffolding configurations.

Classification / Technical significance

Depending on the system, scaffold braces serve as:

  • Load-bearing components,
  • Connection and bracing element,
  • Supports for guardrails, brackets or decks.

They ensure that scaffolding remains dimensionally stable, strong and true to size – particularly at greater heights or under varying loads.

Typical applications for scaffolding braces:

  • connect standard posts or scaffolding frames at specific grid intervals
  • brace the scaffolding frames horizontally
  • serve as a fixing point for:

Guardrails, diagonal braces, brackets, decking, safety netting or tarpaulin barriers

Scaffold braces play an important role in:

  • Inner and outer fields
  • Bracing panels
  • Connection of scaffolding levels to access points or special components

Scaffolding braces for maximum stability – available in various lengths and for immediate delivery

Horizontal bracing bars

  • Standard strut for horizontal stabilisation
  • Connection between two vertical components

System braces for modular scaffolding

  • Ledgers with a defined connection geometry for module nodes
  • enable flexible geometries and free combinations

Handrail crossbar / Side protection bar

  • Used for fitting side guards and fall protection systems
  • Can also provide support points for mesh or skirting board systems

Support beam / Bearing beam

  • Ledgers on which system cladding or brackets are mounted
  • Secure loads horizontally

Special brackets (transition / masonry / façade)

  • designed for specific geometric situations
  • Used for projections, cable routing or irregular building structures

Scaffolding cross-braces: effort / costs / benefits

All scaffolding crossbars are available for immediate delivery:

Calculate scaffolding area

Do you assemble your scaffolding from individual parts? With our EasyFlow scaffolding area calculator, you can first work out the scaffolding area you need – so you’ll know exactly how many ledgers and other components you’ll require. It’s free, with no obligation, and takes just a few seconds.

FAQ – Scaffolding braces

They stabilise scaffolding horizontally and – together with the horizontal braces – connect key joints to one another.

No. Ledgers vary considerably depending on the system, the type of fitting and their function.

In most cases, no. Systems are manufacturer-specific, so ledgers from different manufacturers rarely fit together.

Clamping bars are designed to hold decks in place. However, the actual load-bearing capacity and load class are specific to the system and depend on the manufacturer’s specifications.

Handrail crossbars are primarily intended to provide lateral protection – not to transfer loads.

In the case of projections, cable routing, irregular façades or structurally complex surfaces.

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