Catari FA-48® is a frame scaffold with slide-in fittings that grant a fast, simple and effective assembly.
The range of accessories ensures an easy adaptation to every façade configuration and even further scaffolding applications.
While the gravity pins of the frames ensure that guardrails and diagonals are fastened with a single push, the built-in spigots grant their correct setting in the upright. Once stacked, the upper frames automatically prevent the decks against accidental lifting or tilting.
To increase the length of the scaffold, add new frames and connect them with guardrails; to increase the height, stack additional frames on the top of the existing ones; diagonal braces and decks will grant the rigidity of the scaffold, waiving the use of ledgers.
The use of special frames, console brackets, adjustable guardrails and toe boards, castor wheels, lattice beams, slim and corner decks, enhance scaffolding on complex façades, such as circular line-ups, corniches, balconies, porches, building corners or protruding façades.
Stair towers can be assembled for an ampler access, using the standard components and pre-assembled stairways elements.
Catari FA-48® is designed to have a self-explanatory and efficient workflow, where the main components fit without the need of an hammer or other special tools.
Either in a residential context, single or multi-family houses, or even in a commercial or industrial context, Catari FA-48® is an option for bricklaying, masonry, plastering, painting or cladding works.
It is a certified steel scaffolding that offers its users simplified safety, easy handling and unbeatable speed of assembly.
Assembly frames, with either reduced height or width, are useful for overcoming constraints such as slopes or balconies, without changing the line-up of the scaffold.
Sidewalks frames and debris retainers create a safe passage for pedestrians.
Against load-resistant walls, lattice ties can be used to suspend the scaffold, rather than support it on the ground. In reverse, adjustable stabilisers are an option against windows or glass walls.
Erecting a scaffold in multi-storey buildings or even in single-family houses can be challenging due to the on-site constraints. To overcome these limitations, the engineering team of Catari develops tailor-made solutions using 3D modeling and scaffold structural analysis software, which lead to a detailed identification of commissioning quantities and an improved visualization of the final solution.
The same scaffold was used for the rebar and the formwork assembly, as well as for the façade works that came afterwards.
The compatibility with Catari US® allowed the scaffolding to be assembled under a complex dome for ceiling restorations.
Lattice beams were used to erect a cantilever scaffold over the dormer window.
For an enhanced safety of the scaffold crew, advanced guardrails were assembled from below.
Angular decks were used in between the frames to ensure a continuous working corridor outside the tank, whereas the stairway placed adjacent to the scaffold guaranteed that the circulation upwards and downwards was done in safety and without interfering with the works in progress.
Angular decks were used in between the frames to ensure a continuous working corridor inside the tank.
The staircases were placed in alternate directions to grant workers a shorter access to the roof. Ready-to-use safety accessories such as handrails and a guardrail for egress, granted that the side protection was settled quickly and without wasting time using tube and couplers.
