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Cornice frame

Material

Steel

VariantMain frameThe EDX 70 main steel frame is the basic load-bearing element of the scaffolding, used to support platforms and to build successive levels.

4-pin main frameThe EDX 70 4p four-pin main frame is the load-bearing element of the scaffolding and allows guardrails to be installed on both sides of the frame.

Compensating frameThe EDX 70 correction frame is used to adjust the height of the scaffolding structure to differences in ground level.

End frameThe EDX 70 upper end frame protects the front edge of the highest scaffolding level, reducing the risk of falling from height.

Cornice frameSteel frames for bypassing cornices and protruding facade elements.

Available lengths

2,0m

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Available in a set or as a single part
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Cornice frame – from the EDX70 scaffolding manufacturer

The EDX 70 stepped cornice frame makes it possible to adapt facade scaffolding to buildings with cornices, eaves and other projections of the elevation. Its profiled structure provides room to bypass an obstacle, making it easier to extend the scaffolding to subsequent working levels.

The element is made of S235 steel and protected by hot-dip galvanising. Steel provides mechanical strength, and the zinc coating protects the surface against corrosion in external conditions, promoting the durability and repeated use of the frame.

The stepped frame is used in facade renovations, insulation work and the refurbishment of buildings with elaborate architectural details. It makes it possible to adapt the structure to places where protruding parts of the building make it difficult to use a standard frame.

You can order it together with a scaffolding set or individually, to fill gaps or replace worn parts.

Typical use

assembling new sets
replacement of worn or damaged frames
extension of scaffolding compatible with Plettac