Thanks for that alan, I will give it a bash and post some pictures when completed. Don't all slate it though, I'm only a part 1.:noworry:
Fitting a beam direct to a wall?
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Thanks for that alan, I will give it a bash and post some pictures when completed. Don't all slate it though, I'm only a part 1.:noworry:
marra watson
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ow marra there yas go again the blue and gold cards dishing us red lol :laugh::laugh:
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Jason-Gibbs
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Advanced Scaffolders are mostly 'baseplate' Scaffolders... well, i know i am. 
Greedy boy
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If any one wants some I have two hundred band and plate
Chairs and washers 1 pound each cheers
Chairs and washers 1 pound each cheers
bigfish
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I'd be interested,where you based?
philliosmaximus
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Looking good mate
It's doing the job it was meant to Phil and nothing has shifted despite a couple of ties being removed, WTF for I do not know. As I said, it was a tight area to work in and could have been more photogenic but it's up and working.
Sure is Phil, everything is either blue red or white round here. Some say he is still celebrating her Majesty's first Jubilee.
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It's registered to me, Aom blue.
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It's registered to me, Aom blue.
Sure is Phil, everything is either blue red or white round here. Some say he is still celebrating her Majesty's first Jubilee.
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It's registered to me, Aom blue.
Glad you took that in good humour mate.
I would have pulled the job to pieces otherwise...
:amuse:
timthumb
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How did you install the b and p off the fragile roof ?
danny canary
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layher brackets
they have 3 holes to bolt to the wall, i use a m16 rawbolt to 2 holes top and bottom, you can use 3 holes for more loadings.
they have 3 holes to bolt to the wall, i use a m16 rawbolt to 2 holes top and bottom, you can use 3 holes for more loadings.
philliosmaximus
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Thats a nice looking job Danny , do the brackets have half beam spigots welded to them ?
danny canary
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Thx phil , basicly 2 spiggots welded at 450, layher bolts and beams applied and and away you go in what fashion you like. these were 2m beams as you can probably see.
They cost around £25. each ten years ago ,a good investment as you can have a proper cheat up !
They cost around £25. each ten years ago ,a good investment as you can have a proper cheat up !
philliosmaximus
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I could have used them so many times over the years and saved my self a lot of hard work and stress trying to get around awkward jobs , especially where glass meets walls and you have no bearing points
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I like they way you have caught the inside puncheon of the spur as well
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I like they way you have caught the inside puncheon of the spur as well
danny canary
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one of the best inventions ive come across. the key is obviously the structure type and drilling /setting out . i had a chalk string line which helped out as we was on a price.