Scaffold fittings and clamps for sale

Single coupler: Single wrapover fittings are used to connect tubes at a right angle. This fitting is a great way to connect transoms or putlogs to ledgers when erecting a scaffolding structure. Single couplers are not designed to be load-bearing.

Double couplers: Doubles are used to connect two scaffold poles at 90-degree angles. They are heavy-duty, load-bearing and are typically used for connecting uprights to ledgers, braces to ledgers and handrails to uprights.

Swivel couplers: Swivels are used to connect scaffold tubes at diagonal angles; they are used primarily to add diagonal braces to a scaffold’s framework. The name itself says it all: when two tubes are connected with this fitting, you can move or swivel them around to any angle.

Sleeve couplers: Sleeves are usually preferred for connecting the ends of two scaffolding tubes, extending them vertically or horizontally.

Joint pin: This fitting is also used to connect two tubes end-to-end. The joint pin is inserted into each end of both tubes, and the middle bolt is then secured and tightened, which in turn causes the two parts of the pin to expand and grip the insides of both tubes, providing a secure connection.

Base plates: Straightforward in design, they allow a tube to spread its weight when placed on the floor beneath it. Our base plates are 150mm by 150mm square and 5mm in thickness. The spigot is 50mm tall and is where the tube sits. It has a diameter of 34mm, which allows a 48.3mm tube to slide smoothly around it.

Putlog adapters: Putlog scaffold fittings are generally used by scaffolding erectors on brickwork scaffolds. It is attached to the end of a transom tube, allowing the adapter’s flat end to rest on the brickwork and provide extra support. It is a small but integral piece of scaffolding equipment.

Girder clamps: These scaffold fittings are used in pairs to attach a scaffold tube to an “I” beam girder. Girder clamps, also known as Gravlock couplers or SK fittings, are made from high-quality steel.

Scaffold board retaining clamps: A board retaining clip, also known as a board clamp, is used to secure scaffold boards to the structure’s tubes, preventing the board from moving.

Roofing coupler: Wrigley fittings are primarily used to secure corrugated metal roofing sheets (CI sheets) to the top of a temporary roof covering without requiring drilling into the sheet. They can also be known in the trade as roof couplers or waffle clamps.

Tredda plates: This durable plastic plate is typically used on pavements as a support for base plates to prevent damage to surfaces where a galvanised scaffold tube and steel base plate are situated. It allows the base plate to sit securely inside the plastic and is usually a high-visibility yellow colour.