Cuplock system
Standards from 0.5 m to 3.0 m, ledgers from 0.915 m to 2.0 m, spigots and challi decking — the complete bay, in matched sizes.
Why hire
Pay for the weeks you are on the slab
Buying a full scaffold fleet only makes sense if it is working continuously. For a single tower, a one-off industrial shutdown or a peak that lasts two months, hire is simply the cheaper number — and it is someone else's problem to store, repaint and count the material when you are done with it.
- No capital locked up. The tonnage comes off the project cost, not the balance sheet.
- Scale up mid-programme. Add standards and plate when the floor plate grows, hand back what you have finished with.
- Mix hire and purchase. Own the items you use on every job; hire the ones you do not.
- Inspected between hires. Material is checked, straightened and repainted before it goes out again.
- One yard, one contact. The same people who supply the material buy back what you no longer need.
Available on hire
What you can take on rent
Effectively the whole catalogue. These are the items that move most often — everything else on the products page can be hired too.
Props, jacks & heads
Adjustable props 2×2 m to 3×3 m, base jacks and U jacks in 14, 18 and 24 inch, with beam, U, angle or flat heads.
Formwork & plate
Shuttering plate from 1×3 ft to 2×4 ft, shuttering channel and MS pipe for lining, walers and raking support.
Access & platforms
Steel planks 210 mm to 300 mm and MS challi in 1.8 m and 2 m — a flat, non-slip working deck for the crew.
Tube & couplers
MS pipe in 10 ft and 20 ft with fixed and swivel couplers, for the parts of a scaffold that never match the drawing.
Delivered to site
Loaded against a checked list at our yard and sent to your site address, with the return collection arranged the same way.
How hire works
From enquiry to erected, in five steps
Share the job
Slab area, floor count and programme dates — or a bill of quantities if you have one.
Take-off & rate
We work out the piece counts and quote a monthly rate against them, plus transport.
Terms agreed
Hire period, security deposit and the condition the material goes out in, in writing.
Delivered & checked
Counted onto the truck and counted off at site, so both sides agree what is on hire.
Extend or return
Run on by the month, add tonnage mid-job, or call us to collect when the pour is done.
Hire terms, plainly
Rates depend on the mix of items, the tonnage and how long you need it — a two-month tower and a two-year infrastructure job are not priced the same way, and quoting a single headline rate would be misleading. Hire runs on a monthly basis against a refundable security deposit, with shortages and damage assessed on return against the list both sides signed at dispatch. Ask for the current rate card with your take-off.
Tell us the programme, we will quote the tonnage.
Send the dates and the slab area. You will get piece counts, a monthly rate and a transport figure — not a brochure.