Wall Braces for Sale or Rent - B4 and B5
Wall Braces for Rent or Sale
- Sizes B4 and B5
- Galvanized Steel
- Heavy Duty
- Available for Pick Up or Delivery
- We Will Meet or Beat Competitor's Prices
Wall Braces For Your Construction Project
Many construction projects, in particular masonry projects, require wall braces. This is especially true when constructing big box stores, tilt wall buildings, large concrete forms, or constructing long masonry walls. These walls must be braced until they can be tied into structural elements of the building. Until these walls are tied in, they are susceptible to wind weather, accidents and gravity. Whether you rent or purchase, let Southwest Scaffolding supply you with wall braces on your next project.
Wall Brace Sizes and Specifications
- B4 Wall Braces: Extend from 14' to 23.5'
- B5 Wall Braces: Extend from 22.5' to 39'
- Adjustable Telescoping Design: Brace length is easily adjusted using a telescoping pipe system.
Our B4 braces extend from 14' to 23.5' and our B5 braces extend from 22.5' to 39'. The brace length is adjusted via a telescoping pipe within the brace.
We have a large inventory of braces ready to go on rent or for purchase so we can fulfill a large order and fulfill it quickly if needed.
We recently supplied wall braces on a project in East Texas. Click here to see a picture of our product in action.
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