This hanging scaffolding solution was errected at Beaumont Bridge in October 2009. It facilitates the ongoing repairs to the steel structure of the bridge.

The glass house was built 114 years ago and houses exotic palms from all round the world.

Remedial work is being done to all timber work.  None of the scaffold structure can touch the glass house.

The scaffold structure spans 13.37m on each side of the main tower....more info

Kawarau Falls Stage 1 Queenstown

This roof structure will allow the construction of a second storey addition to the existing house.

Many hours are saved by not having to remove tarpaulins prior to commencing any work and then replacing them each day.

Work can continue on under this roof no matter what ...more info

Another 6m in height is being added to the fly tower to increase the capacity and capabilities of the Regent Theatre which will allow them to host a wider range of productions.

This building is being constructed at the west end of the new Dunedin Stadium.

Propping has been designed to support the precast beams and a floor system of double T beams.  The loading on the propping under each precast beam is 48 tonne.

Internal birdcage scaffol...more info

This new building will house all the medical professions under one roof.

Scaffold has been provided to the exterior for the installation of the cladding and handrail protection for the roofers.

Scaffolding was required to provide access for concrete repair work to the abutment and the underside of the bridge.

Propping has been provided to support large beams which will allow uninstructive views of Paddock Bay. Scaffold has been provided for the construction of the walls and the installation of the schist cladding.

Propping to support 90 tonne of concrete on each pier complete with an access platform for the construction the formwork