GALLERY

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This project required careful design and engineering in order to protect the heritage listed structure.  

In order to gain access to the copper dome and cross we designed and built a 43 meter cantilever  as scaffold with a Layher system scaffold.

The client requested a quick turnaround so we built a stair access scaffold in 5 by 8 meter sections which were constructed on the ground and craned up, this was done over two working days.  

The dome section at the top of the scaffold was built as one complete structure and lifted 41 metres into place.

Scaff-Co supply scaffold labour , hire  and dry hire for; Layher scaffold in Melbourne and greater Victoria.

Construction of the boiler scaffold at the Loy Yang Power station (as pictured) required 180 tonnes of scaffold.  The structure was erected under heavy time constraints in a record 4 shifts.

As per photo above, this was a hanging scaffold erected in order to access a pipe 60 metres above the ground with no access below.

See photo above of a sloping wall scaffold built by Scaff-Co.  This structure was necessary in order to provide a base for the boiler safety deck and internal boiler scaffold.

The Tiger Tower project was a heavily engineered scaffold.  The structure was necessary in order to demolish the old water tower. 

The scaffold stood forty meters high, was free standing and as a requirement of the client's engineering team could hold 120 tonne.

For the Myer Emporium facade restoration project, scaffolding was built along the entire length's of Little Bourke and Lonsdale streets.  The scaffold is built through a purpose made gantry which held up the original fascade.

Scaff-co has continually completed successfull projects for temporary structures at the Australian Grand Prix since 2012.