Floating Steel Scaffold
Floating Steel Scaffold
Floating steel scaffold, distinguished by its steel structure, stands out from other scaffold types. One of the most significant features that sets it apart is its affordability, offered at very low costs compared to other models. Additionally, a floating steel scaffold can be preferred in various floating projects on the water.
The manufacturing of a floating steel scaffold often doesn’t take much time, but it may vary depending on the project’s scope and requirements. In general, when compared to other scaffold models, it becomes a more preferable option due to its strong structure, quick assembly, and cost-effectiveness.
Designed specifically for water use, it has a robust underwater infrastructure. It is suitable for long-term use and remains sturdy against all kinds of external weather conditions. The main material is special, as it shows no reaction to extreme heat or exposure to liquids.
It is versatile and can be used in various applications, including ferry terminals, canoes, floating platforms, and various scaffold projects.
CSS Marine
Safer and More Durable
In the Floating Steel Scaffold, hardened steel is used as the main structural material. To protect against corrosion that may occur due to atmospheric conditions, hot-dip galvanizing is applied to this product.
Therefore, the steel used in our hot-dip galvanized Floating Steel Scaffolds is safer and more durable compared to regular steel.
This protection delays corrosion for up to 40-50 years. Such protection is not present in any biologically based protection (paint).
Stainless
Requires no continuous maintenance
Over time, it does not require continuous maintenance. We prevent damage to the material and inhibit the formation of rust progressing into the material. In this regard, we apply the most rational and definitive solution for protecting iron and steel against rust. One of the significant features of our Floating Steel Piers is the shorter production process despite providing stability.
