Bracket Sistem Wall-Mounted Scaffolding Bracket
Bracket Sistem Wall-Mounted Scaffolding Bracket
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Bracket Sistem's Wall-Mounted Scaffolding Bracket is a patented and engineer approved anchoring system designed to create safer structures when working at heights.
The Wall-Mounted Scaffolding Bracket was created to ensure a safe workspace. Produced with strong materials, we have created the safest possible solution with a quick installment to set up scaffolding platforms in open areas (where planks and ladders were previously used).
The patented Wall-Mounted Scaffolding Bracket's design is bright red to ensure visibility of the bracket on any job site and supports 16" to 16' planks (with a bracket every 8').
Kit Contains:
- 2 x Wall-Mounted Scaffolding Brackets
- 8 x 3 1/2" Lag Bolts
- 1 x 1/4" Impact Drill Bit
- 1 x 1/2" Driver
Load Capacity:
- 2-Tons
Where Can it be Fastened?
- Wood Studs.
- Concrete
Must pre-drill pilot hole using 1/4" Impact Drill Bit provided for you. For more details please see Installation Guide
What's Included
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2 Brackets
Lets get you started with 2 Brackets built out of ⅜” hot-rolled steel! which is then powder coated red for easy visibility
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Hardware Included!
- 8 x 3 1/2" Lag Bolts
- 1 x 1/4" Impact Drill Bit (For Pre-Drilling)
- 1 x 1/2" Driver
Easy 4 Step Solution!
Download the Full Guide-
Find Your Stud
- Locate Your Stud & Mark it
- REQUIRED: Studs Must be Wood or Install into Concrete
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Mount Your Brackets
- REQUIRED: Drill Your Pilot Holes
- Secure Brackets With 3 1/2" Lag Bolts
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Secure the Platform
- Mount Your Plank Into The Bracket With the Remaining Lag Bolts
- SUGGESTED: 2"x10" LVL Plank
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Ready to Go!
- Place Your Work Platform onto your plank
- Once Your Ensure the Platform is Secure, You're All Done!
See It In Action!
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Where Can I Use It?
Installed to any load-bearing structure so long as they are mounted to Wood Studs or Concrete (Do Not Install into Metal Studs)
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Perfect For Staircases!
Our original inspiration for the design was to replace make-shift plank and ladder structures over staircase openings for a safer workspace
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Adaptability
With proper installation, the brackets can support 16" all the way to 16' planks (with a bracket every 8')
Lets Install!
Knowing Your Bracket
Installation Guide
General Construction Notes
- Ensure all existing footings, joists, walls, beams, columns, rafters, structural members, & soil conditions are adequate to support new loads and free from all defects.
- Check and verify to confirm all dimensions and sizes with on-site conditions prior to commencing any construction.
- Verify that the structure on which the scaffold is to be placed and fastened to is adequate and able to support all live and dead loads of scaffolding.
- Ensure that scaffolding is stable and adequately secured against overturning during erection and dismantling. Scaffolding must be erected plumb and level.
- Comply with all health and safety regulations and all other applicable laws, codes and regulations as stated above.
Engineer Notes
- Scaffold must be erected and adhere exactly as specified. Specifications are to conform to the Ontario Building Code-2012, as amended, the Occupational Health & Safety Act, and to all other codes and authorities having jurisdiction.
- All timber must conform to the requirements of CAN3-086-M84 & the OBC.
- Structural lumber to be grad marked to conform to CSA Standard 0141-1970.
- All fastening to conform to CAN3-086-M84 & The OBC.
- All Steel to conform to CAN/CSA S-1 & the OBC.
- Length of supported plank (Scaffolding Platform) NOT TO EXCEED 10'-0"
- No brackets are to be spaced more than 6'-8' c.c. apart & must be fastened directly to a structural wall stud behind that is a minimum of 2"x6" lumber
- Scaffolding must bear a minimum of 10" on an opposite concrete slab or structural beam
- Scaffold is designed to bear, and shall not be loaded in excess of 50psf
FAQ
"I've Never Felt Safer Up in the Air!"
- John S