WE ARE PLEASED TO INTRODUCE THE RINGLOCK RAISED LEDGER SYSTEM AS OUR LATEST ADDITION TO OUR RINGLOCK SCAFFOLD SYSTEM

April 14, 2021

Integrate Our Raised Ledger System Into Your Existing Scaffold Structures For increased Safety and Efficient Assembly

The Raised Ledger System is versatile, durable, and integrates with your existing Ringlock system. Our goal is to make sure you execute your projects on time and efficiently with optimised material and labor requirements. Create a safer working environment for your team today with the Raised Ledger System from AT-PAC. 

Technical Benefits of The Raised Ledger System:

The Raised Ledger System is the ideal solution to help you overcome the challenges of building large area trip-free platforms without lots of modifications and additional components. Our innovative system also elevates the walking/ working platforms by 8” allowing for a continuous Ledger tube to run along the top of the scaffold to install planks without any gaps in the platform for standards. 


The Raised Ledger System allows the planks to cover the tops of the Ringlock Standards and the Ringlock Wedges. Our system also complements the typical Ringlock components and is designed to be used at the top level where large area, trip-free walking/working platforms are required. 


The Raised Ledger System includes the Raised Truss Ledger, Raised Ledger, Capping Piece, Raised Ledger Guardrail, Raised Side Bracket all of which offer unique technical benefits.


Typical applications include, but not limited to: 


Applications For Raised Ledger System: 


  • Birdcages 
  • Overhead Pavement Gantries
  • Suspended Platforms 
  • Industrial Scaffolds 
  • Commercial Scaffolds
  • Stage & Event Scaffolds


Contact us today to meet your deadlines easier and create a safer working environment for your team with the Raised Ledger System from AT-PAC! 


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