Kwikstage scaffolding components, couplers, bands and related site access products.
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Code: KCWH
Konsa Kwikstage connectors join compatible Kwikstage scaffolding components within a modular scaffold assembly. Versions are available with or without a hole, manufactured from 1.6 mm material as listed. Confirm the connector type required by the scaffold system and erection design. Scaffolding must be assembled, inspected and altered only by competent persons using compatible, serviceable components.
Code: HDT
The Konsa M20 back plate and eye bolt forms part of a compatible scaffolding band assembly, providing an attachment and clamping point around the supported structure. It is intended for use with the matching band and plate components. Confirm the complete assembly, installation orientation and load requirement with the scaffold design before use, and inspect the threads, eye and plate for damage.
Code: B5050
The Konsa 50 × 50 band is a scaffolding attachment component used with compatible back plates, eye bolts and support hardware. It wraps around the relevant structural member to form part of a secured band connection. Confirm dimensions and system compatibility before ordering. The completed connection must follow the scaffold design and be installed and inspected by competent personnel.
Code: BPS50
The Konsa band and plate set is supplied with an eye bolt to create a complete attachment point for compatible scaffolding applications. The components work together to clamp around the supporting member and provide a connection for the scaffold arrangement. Confirm the required size, fixing method and load with the approved scaffold design, and inspect every part before installation or reuse.
Code: SWC50
Konsa 50 × 50 swivel couplers connect two compatible scaffold tubes or members at a variable angle. The swivelling centre allows the connection to align with diagonal bracing and non-perpendicular scaffold geometry before the bolts are tightened. Use only within an approved scaffold design and with matching components. Couplers must be inspected for damaged threads, deformation and excessive wear before installation.
Code: FSC90
Konsa 90-degree fixed scaffold couplers connect compatible scaffold tubes or members at a right angle. The fixed geometry supports consistent perpendicular connections in the scaffold assembly. Confirm the coupler size and application against the approved scaffold design, tighten the fasteners correctly and inspect the complete unit for damaged threads, cracks, deformation or excessive wear before every use.
Code: FHJ
Konsa scaffolding jacks provide adjustable support and levelling within compatible scaffold and formwork systems. The range includes fork-head jacks, double-headed jack plates and stems, 610 mm run-out base jacks, and pallet feet. Select the component specified by the engineered layout and ensure adequate bearing and thread engagement. Jacks must be installed vertically where required and inspected before use.
Code: KSS1000
Konsa Kwikstage standards and ledgers form the vertical and horizontal members of a compatible modular scaffolding system. A range of lengths is available to configure scaffold height, bay width and working access according to the approved design. Use only matching components and specified connection points. Erection, alteration and inspection must be carried out by competent personnel, with damaged or distorted members removed from service.
Code: BFC
Konsa board fixing clamps secure scaffold boards to compatible standards or ledgers on working platforms. Select the clamp that matches the scaffold system and inspect for wear before each use.
Code: TBCUP
Konsa toe board clips secure toe boards to compatible scaffold standards. Available painted and unpainted; confirm compatibility with the scaffold system before use.
Scaffolding components are used together to create temporary access and working platforms for construction, maintenance and industrial work.
A scaffold system can include vertical standards, horizontal ledgers, connectors, couplers, adjustable jacks, board clamps, toe-board clips, bands and attachment hardware.
Konsa supplies a range of scaffolding components and accessories for compatible modular scaffold systems and general site access applications.
Scaffolding components are the individual structural, connecting and accessory parts used to assemble a temporary scaffold system.
Different components perform different functions. Standards provide vertical support, ledgers create horizontal connections, couplers connect compatible tubes or members, jacks provide adjustment and levelling, while board and toe-board accessories help secure working-platform components.
The correct components depend on the scaffold system, approved design, required geometry and site conditions. The complete scaffold design, erection method, compatibility and inspection requirements must be confirmed by the responsible competent person and approved scaffold design.
Standards are the primary vertical members of a compatible modular scaffold system and form the main upright structure of the scaffold.
Ledgers connect standards horizontally and help establish scaffold bay width, alignment and working-platform geometry.
Kwikstage connectors join compatible modular scaffold components at their intended connection points within the scaffold assembly.
Fixed and swivel couplers connect compatible scaffold tubes or members where mechanical clamping connections are required.
Base jacks and fork-head jacks provide adjustable support, levelling or interface points within compatible scaffold and formwork arrangements.
Board fixing clamps and toe-board clips help secure scaffold boards and toe boards within compatible working-platform assemblies.
Bands, back plates and eye bolts can form part of compatible scaffold attachment or support arrangements around structural members.
A modular scaffold is assembled from compatible vertical, horizontal and connecting components to create a temporary access structure.
A typical arrangement may include:
The exact arrangement, spacing and number of components depend on the approved scaffold design and site conditions. This is not a universal configuration for every scaffold system.
Different coupler designs are used for different scaffold connections.
Fixed couplers are intended for connections at a defined angle, such as perpendicular members in a compatible scaffold arrangement.
Swivel couplers allow connected members to meet at a variable angle and are commonly used where diagonal bracing or non-perpendicular geometry is required.
Before use, confirm:
The coupler must form part of the approved scaffold arrangement. Components from different scaffold systems are not automatically interchangeable.
Adjustable scaffolding jacks are used where controlled height adjustment or levelling is required within a compatible scaffold or formwork system.
Depending on the application, the assembly may use base jacks, fork-head jacks or other approved adjustable support components.
Jacks should be selected according to the engineered layout and installed with adequate bearing and thread engagement. Capacity, engagement and spacing requirements must be confirmed by the responsible competent person and the approved scaffold design.
Scaffolding components should only be used with systems and connection points for which they are suitable.
Correctly matched connectors, couplers and attachment components allow scaffold members to be assembled according to the approved design.
Reusable scaffold components should be inspected for wear, damaged threads, cracks, deformation and other defects before use.
Using purpose-made components helps create repeatable connection points and reduces reliance on improvised site solutions.
Working platforms require suitable support and securing components as part of the complete scaffold system.
Board fixing clamps are used to secure compatible scaffold boards or platform members, while toe-board clips secure toe boards to suitable scaffold standards or uprights.
These accessories form part of the overall scaffold arrangement and should be installed according to the approved scaffold design and site safety requirements.
The correct scaffolding component should be selected according to the scaffold system, approved design and intended application.
Before ordering, consider:
Where compatibility is uncertain, provide Konsa with photographs, dimensions and details of the existing scaffold system so the appropriate product can be identified from the available range.
Konsa supplies scaffolding components and accessories including Kwikstage standards and ledgers, connectors, fixed and swivel couplers, scaffolding jacks, board fixing clamps, toe-board clips, bands, band and plate sets, back plates and eye bolts and related construction products.
Products should be selected according to the scaffold system, dimensions and approved scaffold design.
Customers can use the product specifications and product codes on this page to identify suitable components.
Contact Konsa with the component type, dimensions, scaffold system or photographs of the existing part.
Standards are the vertical members of a compatible scaffold system and form the main upright structure of the scaffold.
Ledgers are horizontal members that connect compatible scaffold standards and help define the geometry and bay layout of the scaffold.
A Kwikstage connector joins compatible modular scaffolding components at their intended connection points within a Kwikstage-type scaffold assembly.
A fixed coupler connects compatible scaffold members at a defined angle, while a swivel coupler allows the connected members to meet at a variable angle. The correct type should be selected according to the approved scaffold arrangement.
Scaffolding jacks provide controlled adjustment and levelling within compatible scaffold or formwork systems. The correct jack and installation arrangement should be determined by the approved design.
A board fixing clamp secures a compatible scaffold board or platform component to the scaffold structure as part of the working-platform assembly.
A toe-board clip secures a compatible toe board to the scaffold structure as part of the platform edge arrangement.
Not automatically. Dimensions, connection geometry and system compatibility must be confirmed before components from different systems are used together.
Many scaffold components are designed for repeated use provided they remain suitable for service. Components should be inspected for cracks, deformation, excessive wear, damaged threads and other defects before reuse.
Yes. Customers can provide photographs, dimensions and scaffold system information and Konsa can help identify suitable products from the available range.