At Bunn Scaffolding we have a reputation for being able to undertake scaffold work that's a bit more challenging, especially where design drawings are required. We design and erect specialist structures such as climbing walls, pedestrian bridges, temporary roof covers, pedestrian staircases, advertising boards, and awkward access scaffolds. Another product we use regularly is Kee Klamp, which is used for many commercial scaffolding applications such as permanent handrails or bespoke scaffold structures for art installations or children's play areas.
Bunn Scaffolding specialise in temporary roof systems. We keep Layher Keder and Ubix roof systems in stock for use in many different applications where a dry working environment is required. Temporary roof covers usually require a scaffold design drawing as wind loading plays a major factor in the safe construction of a mono-pitch roof, a pitched temporary roof, or a rolling roof. Usually, counterweights, extra ties, and scaffold buttresses need to be included in the temporary roof design in order to withstand everything the great British weather can throw at it.
Whether domestic or commercial, we use traditional scaffolding with tubes and fittings for many of our scaffolding contracts. Tube and fitting are used for many independent scaffolds, chimney scaffolds, and temporary roofs, as well as light-duty and heavy-duty platforms. The versatility of traditional tube and fitting scaffolds make it the popular choice for all our scaffolding services throughout the East Anglia region in which we cover providing scaffolding in Norfolk and Suffolk. Our scaffolds are erected by trained operatives with comprehensive CITB and CISRS training.
We are now open and back working with new social distancing regs in place for our teams, yard and vehicles.
