Modular Scaffold - from Premium to Standard
Maximum flexibility for complex geometries. With over 104,000 ledgers and 45,000 diagonal braces in stock, you can build any special structure.
Layher Allround, 501m² (3,07m/0,73m)
- Manufacturer:
- Layher
- Article-Nr:
- LA501307073
Layher Allround, 313m² (3,07m/0,73m)
- Article-Nr:
- LA313307073
Plettac Contur
- Manufacturer:
- Plettac
- Article-Nr:
- 25020401
Plettac SL, 1010m² (3,00m/0,70m)
- Manufacturer:
- Plettac
- Article-Nr:
- PSL1010300070
Layher Allround, 498m² (2,57m/0,73m)
- Manufacturer:
- Layher
- Article-Nr:
- LA498257073
Layher Allround, 315m² (2,57m/0,73m)
- Manufacturer:
- Layher
- Article-Nr:
- LA315257073
Layher Allround, 1022m² (2,57m/0,73m)
- Manufacturer:
- Layher
- Article-Nr:
- LA1022257073
Layher Allround, 101m² (3,07m/0,73m)
- Manufacturer:
- Layher
- Article-Nr:
- LA101307073
Layher Allround, 1002m² (3,07m/0,73m)
- Manufacturer:
- Layher
- Article-Nr:
- LA1002307073
Modular scaffold or frame scaffold - which is better?
Frame scaffolds are quick to erect and ideal for straight facades, while modular scaffolds can map any complex geometry thanks to freely combinable node points. If you need curves, slopes or high load capacities in an industrial setting, the modular scaffold is the better choice. For simple, rectangular projects, a frame scaffold is usually sufficient. At CETRAC you can get both systems - and, on request, manufacturer-neutral advice on which is the most economical for your project.
How much does a modular scaffold cost?
The price of a modular scaffold depends on area, system and condition. Used modular scaffolds at CETRAC are up to 50% cheaper than new material. With over 104,000 ledgers and 45,000 diagonal braces in stock in Leipzig, we can supply even large quantities at short notice. You will receive an individual quote within 24 hours.
What makes modular scaffolds so versatile?
Modular scaffolds consist of standards with permanently welded node points (rosettes or perforated discs) to which ledgers, diagonal braces and special components can be connected at almost any angle. This allows you to scaffold round, sloped or angled structures with millimetre precision. When a modular scaffold pays off compared with a frame scaffold is explained in our guide Frame or modular scaffold.
→ Ideal for complex geometries
Curves, slopes, offsets - modular scaffolds adapt exactly.
→ High load capacities
Suitable for demanding loads in industrial settings.
→ Great variability
Many connection options, freely combinable components.
Buy used Layher Allround modular scaffolds
Layher Allround is one of the most widely used modular systems on the market. At CETRAC you can buy certified used Layher Allround scaffolds in many area sizes - from 101 m² to over 1,000 m². Every part is inspected for cracks, deformation and corrosion and complies with German safety standards.
Areas of use of the modular scaffold
- Industrial facilities & machine rooms
- Churches, towers & round structures
- Bridges & engineering structures
- Heritage protection & restoration
- Areas with limited space or complicated connection points
Modular scaffold - pros & cons
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Modular scaffold - practical knowledge
Planning tip:
The more complex the structure, the more valuable an early conversation with the CETRAC team.
Use in industry:
Modular scaffolds are particularly in demand in refineries, plants and factories - this is where their adaptability and safety shine.
Choice of decking:
Steel or aluminium decks depending on the load requirements.
Components of a modular scaffold
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Assembly & safety of a modular scaffold
- Align node points exactly
- Install diagonal bracing early
- Observe load capacities and system approvals
- Regular visual inspection during use
- Only use trained personnel
EasyFlow - powered by CETRAC
EasyFlow supports the planning of working areas, access points and load zones - even for complicated modular scaffold geometries.
This gives partners and companies a fast, reliable basis for material requirements and assembly preparation.
Calculate your modular scaffold area
Scaffolding an angled or round structure with a modular scaffold? With our EasyFlow scaffolding area calculator, you can work out how much material you need - in a matter of seconds, free of charge and with no obligation, including guidance on material and price.
FAQ - Modular scaffold
Modular scaffolds are particularly suitable for structures that are not rectangular or clearly structured - such as round buildings, industrial facilities, bridges, tanks or historic facades. Thanks to freely combinable connections, even complex geometries can be scaffolded safely. When a modular rather than a frame scaffold makes sense is covered in our guide Frame or modular scaffold.
What is the advantage over classic frame scaffolds?
Modular scaffolds can be combined modularly in all directions, making them extremely flexible. You will find a direct comparison with the frame scaffold in our guide Frame scaffold or modular scaffold?
They require more planning but offer the highest adaptability in return. Trained personnel assemble modular scaffolds very efficiently. What matters during erection is summarised in our guide: erecting a scaffold correctly.
Common choices are steel decks for high loads or aluminium decks for lower weight. Which deck is suitable for what is shown in our guide Inspecting scaffold decks - wood, steel or aluminium?
Is a modular scaffold more expensive?
The material complexity is greater, but its benefits in demanding geometries often make it the most economical solution. If you want to save even more, our guide Used scaffolding vs new scaffolding offers helpful pointers.