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Proper Use of Screw on Jack legs - Southwest Scaffolding(Post)
As a construction worker or contractor, safety should always be your number one priority when you are working on a construction site. Building scaffolding is a crucial aspect of the construction proce
Fiberglass Rebar for Sale - Southwest Scaffolding(Post)We sell GatorBar fiberglass rebar in 20' sticks. This is technically called fiber reinforced polymer rebar. This rebar seven times lighter than steel rebar of the same diameter. It has higher tensile
How High Can You Go?(Post)Construction scaffolding is a vital and necessary tool in the construction industry. It is a temporary structure that elevates workers and materials to specific heights during construction work. Scaff
Scaffolding for a Full Façade Repair: Safety Guide(Post)When planning scaffolding for a full façade repair, safety and structural integrity must remain your top priorities from day one. Related reading: Scaffolding for Chimneys · Historic Building Scaffold
History of Coupling Pins, Couplers, and Clamps(Post)Every scaffold system depends on connection points. Frames, braces, and platforms may get most of the attention, but none of them function properly without the components designed to hold everything s
Proper Use of Scaffolding When Restoring Historical Building(Post)Restoring historical buildings presents unique challenges that require careful planning, expertise, and the right equipment. Scaffolding is a crucial component in these projects, providing safe and st
A New Series for Contractors Who Want to Do It Right(Post)In construction, there are two types of job sites: The ones that hope nothing goes wrong…And the ones that plan so it doesn’t. Welcome to Scaffold Fails & Fixes — a new weekly series from Southwest Sc
How to Use Side Brackets and Outriggers - SWS(Post)Stability is very important when working at height. Whether you're setting up scaffolding for masonry, painting, siding, or general construction, safety and efficiency are imperative. Learning how to
How Modern Advances Boost Safety and Efficiency(Post)Scaffolding is fundamental to construction, masonry, restoration, and maintenance work. While the core purpose remains the same, providing safe elevated access, the scaffolding industry has evolved ra
The History of Bracing and Screw Jacks(Post)Bracing and Screw Jacks: The Components That Keep Scaffolding Stable When people think about scaffolding, they usually picture frames, platforms, and guardrails. What they often do not think about are
How to Set Up a Temporary Work Platform in Tight Spaces(Post)Work Smarter (and Safer) When Space Is Limited Not every job site offers wide-open space to set up scaffolding or move heavy equipment. Whether you’re repairing drywall in a hallway, painting a stairw
How Weather Impacts Fall Protection - Southwest Scaffolding(Post)When working at heights, fall protection is always a top priority. However, adverse weather conditions such as rain, wind, and snow introduce additional hazards that require special precautions. Under
The Unwritten Rules of the Jobsite - Southwest Scaffolding(Post)Because not everything comes with a manual. Construction sites have their own rhythm, language, and... let’s be honest, code of honor. Sure, there’s safety protocol, OSHA regs, and sign-in sheets, but
What Is a Scaffolding Stair Tower and When Do You Need One?(Post)What Is a Scaffolding Stair Tower and When Do You Need One? Southwest Scaffolding is proud to introduce our newest product—stair towers! As part of our ongoing commitment to job site saf
2017 Spec Mix Bricklayer 500 Contest - SWS Scaffolding(Post)Bricklayer 500 - Dallas Area Bricklaying Contest About The The Spec Mix Bricklayer 500 The Spec Mix Bricklayer 500 is a Dallas-area bricklaying contest held at the Featherlite Building Products plant
Scaffold Planks and Boards Which One Should you use?(Post)At one time, the only type of scaffold boards and planks we could use were wood-made, and even the fabricated metal planks are sometimes still called boards on the job site. Today though, we have a va
Why Artists Need Ladders - Southwest Scaffolding(Post)Artists are often seen wielding brushes, chisels, or spray cans, but have you ever considered the unsung hero of many creative projects? That’s right—the ladder. Whether you’re painting a sprawling mu
OSHA Compliance: Create a Safe Jobsite Today(Post)Why OSHA Compliance Matters Every safe, efficient jobsite starts with one goal: keeping everyone standing tall and going home safe at the end of the day. The Occupational Safety and Health Administrat
Scaffold Slip Hazards: Safety Tips for Rain(Post)Related reading: Scaffold Fails & Fixes: Wind Load Mistakes · How One Missing Guardrail Can Shut Down a Jobsite
Walk Boards and Planking: The History of platforms(Post)Every scaffold system depends on one critical component: the working platform. No matter how strong the frames, braces, or connections may be, workers still need a stable surface to stand on while car