Sway Braces/ Facade bracing

[celticbhoy]

afraid so lol,best of luck lad.

---------- Post added at 07:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:42 PM ----------

half inches............toss.

 

[brandy]

Today was looking for prop doubles I knew I had, needed them for a job, came across a half inch spanner and a reveal key had'nt used in years.

 

[deb]

Dont wanna be plan bracing 2m lifts though when your tall,especially if its a long run lol think of all the extra tube

You dont plan brace all the lift mate only 2 bays every 6.. I think thats right... fukinel got me thinking now :blink:

 

[ERECTION SPECIALIST]

Today was looking for prop doubles I knew I had, needed them for a job, came across a half inch spanner and a reveal key had'nt used in years.

**** them stick to screw jacks

---------- Post added at 08:12 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:05 PM ----------

You dont plan brace all the lift mate only 2 bays every 6.. I think thats right... fukinel got me thinking now :blink:

My personnal opinion is plan bracing is a waste of time unless its on beam work or on a base out with no braces.
I suppose its what the book worms wanna see though.

I remember doing a 13 ft loading bay for Keirs
Plan braces every lift!
Thats on top of standards every 2ft braced every standard and tubes on doubles under slung on every standard instead of your normal check fittings.

All to take 1 pallet and 1 muck tub!!!! Unbelievable

 

[TomP]

You dont plan brace all the lift mate only 2 bays every 6.. I think thats right... fukinel got me thinking now :blink:

every 4th lift every 12 bays..... i thinkush:

 

[deb]

Yeh.. every 4 lifts, I'm not certain how many bays :nuts: If needed to I'd check my paper work... it would be on the plans anyway :bigsmile:

---------- Post added at 09:03 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:03 PM ----------

If you do cover 2 bays with the sway brace though, sure you don't need plan braces...