BS2482:2009 defines both visual and machine strength grading standards for 38mm x 225mm boards supported at 1.2m spans and 63mm x 225mm boards supported at 2.5m spans; and machine strength grading standards only for 38mm x 225mm boards supported at 1.5m spans. This guidance is reviewed on the basis of removing A grade boards that should not exist.

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5 new guidance notes available now on the ePortal and the NASC shop The NASC has released 5 new guidance documents: TG5:24 Timber Scaffold Boards to BS 2482:2009 covers - visual and mechanical characteristics required for timber scaffold boards - typical real-life loading scenarios and appropriate loads - overview of BS 2482:2009 requirements ...

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2018年1月6日 · Key changes in the new standard include defining two strength grades for 38mm boards, revising maximum span lengths, restricting permitted wood species for machine grading, and updating strength properties. 3.

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5 new guidance notes available now on the ePortal and the NASC shopThe NASC has released 5 new guidance documents:TG5:24 Timber Scaffold Boards to BS 2482:2009 covers- visual and mechanical characteristics required for timber scaffold boards- typical real-life loading scenarios and appropriate loads- overview of BS 2482:2009 requirements…

Welcome to the Spring 2022 edition of Scaffolding Matters, the NASC’s dedicated members’ magazine. This title always features the latest NASC news, updates and plans. I’m delighted …

The National Access and Scaffolding Confederation (NASC) has published a new safety guidance note SG5:18 Overhead Power Sources and Earthing of Scaffold Structures. The industry trade body has also recently updated it’s guide to the Design and Construction of Tempory Roofs and Buildings TG9:18.

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