Ringlock One Board Side Bracket for Scaffold Platform Extension

Ringlock One Board Side Bracket Factory for Platform Extension

Ringlock One Board Side Bracket for Narrow Access Gaps

A ringlock one-board side bracket is used when the main scaffold bay cannot get close enough to the working face. That happens all the time around facades, pipes, beams, tanks, balconies, and plant equipment. Instead of rebuilding the whole frame, workers add one bracket and place one plank outside the main line.

In daily scaffolding work, this is a small part that solves a very real site problem: getting workers closer to the job without making the scaffold layout messy. It is especially useful in ringlock scaffolding, where the rosette connection already gives crews more freedom to adjust the platform around the building.

Scaffold Brackets for Different Plank Widths

This range is made for a one-board platform extension, but the bracket size changes with plank width. For 320 mm planks, the bracket size is 0.39 m. For smaller boards, we supply 0.30m for 230mm planks, 0.31m for 241mm planks, 0.32m for 250mm planks, and 0.37m for 300mm planks.

Those numbers may look minor in a catalog, but on-site, they matter. If the bracket is too short, the plank does not sit comfortably. If it is too long, the platform edge feels awkward. Good scaffold brackets should match the plank, not force the crew to adjust everything later.

O-Type and U-Type Options for Ringlock Scaffolding

This ringlock one-board-side bracket can be supplied with two connection styles. The O-type spec is 48.3 mm, which suits standard tube-style ringlock parts. The U-type spec is 52×3.0mm, used where the platform or bracket design follows U-profile requirements.

For a complete scaffolding system, this gives buyers more flexibility. Some projects use O-type ledgers and tube connections, while others prefer U-type decks and platform support. Keeping both options available helps importers and contractors match their existing scaffolding parts instead of mixing incompatible components.

A Small Ringlock Part That Makes the Platform Work Better

A side bracket is not the biggest component in a ringlock set, but workers notice it quickly when access is tight. It lets one extra plank sit outside the main bay, giving more room for tools, movement, and finishing work near the structure.

For contractors, the value is simple: faster platform adjustment, cleaner access near the wall, and fewer awkward gaps. For distributors, this part is easy to group with standards, ledgers, transoms, steel planks, base jacks, and other scaffolding parts for a complete ringlock scaffolding supply.