Staircases are used to reach a height of either 2m or 2.5m high. These staircases are hooked onto the ledgers and have a non-slip platform to ensure safety when accessing a certain height.

Standards, also known as uprights, are manufactured from 48.3 x 3.35 high tensile tube, which is SABS approved. Along the length of the standard, located at 500mm centers, a group of four “V” pressings are positioned at a right angle.

Steel Hook on Boards are used to create a working platform in selflock scaffolding.

Stillages are used to store smaller components which become easy to handle when moving products around.

Swivel couplers allows two tubes to be connected and swiveled into the desired angle.

These bars are used to strengthen and align the frames together

A Clip which is used to join the toe board to the frame vertically.

A bracket/Clip that is made out of mild steel is used to join the toe board to the standard vertically, making the platform safer from loose objects falling off the platform.

Toe Boards, also known as kick plates, are steel boards which help prevent any loose objects from falling off the edge of the platforms.

Trap doors allows an access point for the hook-on ladders which is used to close the gap on the platform once the worker has reached his desired height.

These jacks are used to support timber or steel channels. They are used to carry two single timber bearers or box floor centers. The spigot fits into the head of the prop or the jack stem can be used on a kwikstage standard.

Connects column boxes together through the PMI Slots.