The Ringlock Standard serves as the main vertical and load-bearing component within the Ringlock scaffolding system. Manufactured from high-strength steel and finished with hot-dip galvanization, it offers excellent durability and corrosion resistance in demanding site conditions.Available in a variety of lengths, the Ringlock Standard forms the backbone of a modular scaffold system known for its versatility, strength, and compliance with international safety standards.

Ringlock Ledgers are horizontal components used to connect vertical standards and form the structural framework of the scaffolding system. In addition to providing horizontal support, they can also function as guardrails or serve as direct supports for steel planks, helping to create safe and stable working platforms.Each ledger is equipped with a forged wedge head that fits precisely into the rosettes welded on the standards. Once inserted, the wedge locks securely into position, ensuring fast and reliable assembly.

Vertical bracings are diagonal components that connect to the rosettes on Ringlock standards, forming a critical part of the scaffold's structural system. Their primary role is to enhance rigidity and prevent lateral movement, especially in tall or exposed scaffolding setups.These braces are available in a range of lengths to accommodate various bay sizes and scaffold heights, offering flexibility across different site conditions.

This hook-end steel scaffold plank is designed for fast and flexible use in indoor environments or short-term construction projects. It features a perforated anti-slip surface and a compact profile, ensuring safe footing while allowing easy handling and repositioning.

Ringlock planks are installed atop ledgers to form a stable, non-slip working surface within the scaffold system. Each plank is equipped with wind-latch locks that secure it firmly to the ledgers, preventing displacement caused by wind or vibrations during use. Side stabilizers further reinforce the platform, minimizing tilting and movement, even under heavy-duty operations.

The Base Collar, also known as the starter, is the first component installed in the Ringlock scaffolding system. It is positioned directly on top of a fixed or adjustable base jack, serving as the connection point for the first vertical standard.

The Raised Side Bracket is a specialized extension component used to widen the working platform in Ringlock scaffolding systems—functionally similar to standard side brackets. What sets it apart is its integrated socket, which allows a Ringlock Standard to be inserted vertically, enabling the installation of guardrails for enhanced edge protection.

Ringlock toe boards are vertical safety barriers installed along the edges of scaffold platforms, access openings, or elevated work areas. Their primary function is to prevent tools, materials, and equipment from accidentally falling off the platform—protecting workers and pedestrians below.

The Kwikstage Standard is a vertical load-bearing component designed to transfer the full weight of the scaffold structure to the ground. Manufactured from high-strength steel and treated with a hot-dip galvanizing process, it offers excellent corrosion resistance, making it ideal for long-term use in harsh outdoor environments. Star-shaped rosettes are welded at fixed intervals along the tube, allowing for the secure and flexible connection of ledgers, transoms, and braces. Each standard is designed to integrate with a base plate to ensure stable weight distribution throughout the system.

The Kwikstage Painted Standard serves the same core structural function as the galvanized version, forming the upright support for the scaffold and connecting directly to base plates. It is crafted from structural-grade steel and finished with an industrial-grade paint coating, suitable for projects with cost-sensitive requirements or temporary indoor applications. Like all Kwikstage components, it features precision-welded rosettes for quick and secure assembly of horizontal and diagonal members.

Available in Hot Dip Galvanized and Painted Finishes

Ledgers are essential horizontal members in the Kwikstage scaffolding system. They are used to connect vertical standards at fixed intervals via star-shaped rosettes, ensuring structural integrity and even weight distribution throughout the scaffold.

In addition to providing lateral stability, ledgers also function as support rails or handrails, especially on elevated platforms and access towers. Made from high-strength steel, our ledgers are available in a range of standard lengths to meet various project configurations.

Diagonal braces play a critical role in maintaining scaffold alignment and structural stability. Installed diagonally across scaffold bays, these components help ensure that the scaffold is square and level from the very first bay—providing a reliable foundation for safe and accurate assembly.

Each brace is manufactured from high-strength nominal scaffold tubing, with both ends flattened and shaped to fit standard swivel “C” couplers. This design allows for quick installation and secure attachment between vertical standards and horizontal ledgers.

The scaffold topper is designed to cap the top of your Kwikstage scaffold structure, providing a secure and stable platform. It is ideal for building temporary stages, large walking decks, or working platforms that require a wide and even surface for access, movement, or operation.

Transoms are key load-bearing components of the Kwikstage scaffolding system, spanning between ledgers to support scaffold planks and distribute weight evenly across the structure. Designed to fit securely into the “V” pressings on the ledgers, transoms lock firmly into position to create a rigid and stable working platform.

Our transoms are manufactured from high-strength structural steel and finished with a hot-dip galvanizing process, providing exceptional corrosion resistance for long-term performance in demanding outdoor environments.

Vertical bracings are diagonal components that connect to the rosettes on Ringlock standards, forming a critical part of the scaffold's structural system. Their primary role is to enhance rigidity and prevent lateral movement, especially in tall or exposed scaffolding setups.These braces are available in a range of lengths to accommodate various bay sizes and scaffold heights, offering flexibility across different site conditions.

This hook-end steel scaffold plank is designed for fast and flexible use in indoor environments or short-term construction projects. It features a perforated anti-slip surface and a compact profile, ensuring safe footing while allowing easy handling and repositioning.

Ringlock planks are installed atop ledgers to form a stable, non-slip working surface within the scaffold system. Each plank is equipped with wind-latch locks that secure it firmly to the ledgers, preventing displacement caused by wind or vibrations during use. Side stabilizers further reinforce the platform, minimizing tilting and movement, even under heavy-duty operations.

The Base Collar, also known as the starter, is the first component installed in the Ringlock scaffolding system. It is positioned directly on top of a fixed or adjustable base jack, serving as the connection point for the first vertical standard.

The Raised Side Bracket is a specialized extension component used to widen the working platform in Ringlock scaffolding systems—functionally similar to standard side brackets. What sets it apart is its integrated socket, which allows a Ringlock Standard to be inserted vertically, enabling the installation of guardrails for enhanced edge protection.

Ringlock toe boards are vertical safety barriers installed along the edges of scaffold platforms, access openings, or elevated work areas. Their primary function is to prevent tools, materials, and equipment from accidentally falling off the platform—protecting workers and pedestrians below.

The Kwikstage Standard is a vertical load-bearing component designed to transfer the full weight of the scaffold structure to the ground. Manufactured from high-strength steel and treated with a hot-dip galvanizing process, it offers excellent corrosion resistance, making it ideal for long-term use in harsh outdoor environments. Star-shaped rosettes are welded at fixed intervals along the tube, allowing for the secure and flexible connection of ledgers, transoms, and braces. Each standard is designed to integrate with a base plate to ensure stable weight distribution throughout the system.

Available in Hot Dip Galvanized and Painted Finishes

Ledgers are essential horizontal members in the Kwikstage scaffolding system. They are used to connect vertical standards at fixed intervals via star-shaped rosettes, ensuring structural integrity and even weight distribution throughout the scaffold.

In addition to providing lateral stability, ledgers also function as support rails or handrails, especially on elevated platforms and access towers. Made from high-strength steel, our ledgers are available in a range of standard lengths to meet various project configurations.