table scaffolding system

These systems offer a wide range of applications and high load-bearing capacity. It can be used under slabs or as a stair tower.

There are 3 different application methods for slab formwork.

1. A free-standing scaffolding system used under slabs and beams, which can be assembled and disassembled manually, and also transported by crane.
2. A table formwork system used for slabs, transported by crane.
3. A beam-bottom table system used in slabs with closely spaced deep beams, where the slab load is transferred to tables erected under the beams.

The spacing of H-frames and main bearers is determined according to the slab thickness and geometry. Plywood thickness and secondary bearer spacing are also determined by the slab load.

H-frames are available in 110, 150, and 180 cm sizes, and the desired height is achieved with adjustable top heads and bottom jacks. To achieve the calculated scaffolding spacing, the main frames are connected to each other with diagonal bracing rods.

Frame connecting pieces are used for vertical joining of H-frames and load transfer. In table formwork applications transported by crane, jack clamps are used to connect the adjustable jacks and heads to the scaffolding. Scaffolding systems are more stable than prop systems. They are more resistant to lateral loads.