Scaffold Design for Railway Networks Agreements (TFL)

Are you carrying out any building works, planning an extension or renovation next to a railway network, underground station? We can provide scaffolding design drawings in 2D or 3D that includes: dimensions to prove your proposals meet safety specifications, plan views, elevations, clearances, hoarding position, video construction stages, CAT III check certificate, etc.

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What kind of information do you need to produce Scaffold Design for Railway Networks?

We would need as much information as you could give us, similar to a normal 2D design or a 3D design we require a design brief, that includes: pavement dimensions, load, clearances, tie positions, etc. If you cannot provide one, we would issue one instead, making sure all the necessary information is obtained to complete the design.

What is your scaffolding design turnaround for Railway Networks

It depends on how complicated, complex or ample the scaffolding structure is but we will try our best, working extra hours to deliver on time. We believe we are the fastest in the industry, ask our clients for confirmation.

How much does it cost 2D & 3D Scaffold Design for Railway Networks and what kind of format are you providing to your clients?

Each project has its quote. Try our free quotes at info@ekscaffolddesign.com. Many times we work with your budget. We can provide drawings in pdf format in a range of sizes from A0 to A4.uotes at info@ekscaffolddesign.com. Many times we work with your budget. We can provide drawings in pdf format in a range of sizes from A0 to A4.

Which design is better for Railway Networks, 2D or 3D scaffold design?

It depends on the job. From experience, 2D Scaffold Design and Calculations should be enough to please TFL but if the job is more complex, a 3D design or a 4D video animation will do the trick.

What are the most common conditions for a successful scaffold design concerning TFL agreements?

Some of the common situations are: Scaffolding legs are touching TFL property or legs are not allowed to touch TFL property. For both situations, you need at least a 2D scaffold design and calculations.

Scaffolding legs are touching TFL’s property

You are erecting scaffolding on the TFL property. TFL wants to see a 2D design or a 3D design with the scaffold, ensuring the scaffold will be built safely, eliminate/mitigate risk and protect people from injury caused by the works. Depending on the scaffolding structure, TFL might want to see clearance dimensions, headroom dimensions, CAT III check certificate, video construction sequences, etc.

Scaffolding legs are not allowed touching TFL's property

TFL doesn't allow you to put scaffolding on their property. In this situation we need to bridge the scaffold, going above the TFL property. Most of the time we need to cantilever from our property and then bridge over. Same as above they want to see a 2D design and calculations, ensuring the scaffold will be built safely, protecting people from injury caused by the works.

Demolition Scaffold

Scaffolding demolitions brings significant hazards, especially when the building or structure is close to other buildings and crowded places. TFL will want to know the method of demolition, how will you mitigate/eliminate the risk and protect TFL's property from flying debris, heavy noise, etc. EK scaffold design has it all covered. You can rely on our expertise, get in touch today at info@ekscaffolddesign.com or by phone at 07394345140.