Scaffolding Planks, Kick Boards & Sole Boards
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Scaffolding Planks, Sole Boards & Kick Boards.
At Woodmart we provide a range of products required for scaffolding; including; scaffold planks, kick boards and sole boards. LVL scaffold planks are a structural laminated veneer lumber (LVL) product that is made from a thin veneer, which offers reliable structural uniformity and strength. Our LVL scaffold planks are individually proof tested for compliance with the standard AS/NZS 1577. Call us for a quote today!
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Ensure your Safety with High-Quality Scaffold Products
Made from high-quality Radiata pine, LVL Scaffold planks are a great alternative to conventional timber. They are used extensively in the construction industry because of their high-strength, lightweight material, and durability. Unlike metal planks, these planks will ensure your safety in corrosive environments. This is because the wax emulsion end seal helps to reduce moisture ingress, which allows the plank to maintain its structural integrity.
For additional safety, we also offer high quality kick boards and sole boards at an excellent price. Both items are essential components of a hazard-free construction zone. Kick boards provide a sturdy safety barrier at each level of your scaffold to prevent equipment and other items from falling on people below.
Our sole boards are rough sawn, which allows them to carry extra moisture. At 42mm thick, they have the strength and durability to distribute the weight of scaffolding off the ground. These heavy-duty boards sit underneath the base jacks and are designed to deal with New Zealand’s unpredictable and harsh weather conditions.
Planning your next construction project and need some assistance? Whether your project is big or small, Woodmart can assist with all your scaffolding requirements. With competitive pricing and great service, come and see the team at Woodmart today! If you have any questions about our products, don’t hesitate to give us a call.
