Layher Scaffolding

Imagine working in temperatures below -40°F.

This recent project in Alaska supported the decommissioning of a nuclear reactor facility that had been in place for more than 50 years. With months of extreme cold and a demanding schedule, careful planning and engineering were critical to the project's success.

Layher provided the engineering design, on-site training, and scaffold solution to our partner for an internal containment structure built within an existing weather enclosure. Using a combination of our Allround®, Keder XL, and FW System, the team delivered a solution tailored to the project's unique requirements.

Every jobsite presents its own challenges and having the right engineering, the right system, and materials ready to ship fast... makes all the difference.

Exciting news! Layher has been recognized as Best Brand of the Year 2026 in the scaffolding systems category by the Plus X Innovation panel of judges.

While we're honored by the award, what makes it truly meaningful is what it represents: the relationships we've built over more than 80 years with contractors, scaffold builders, industrial service providers, engineers, project teams, and partners around the world.

Thank you to everyone who continues to trust us, challenge us, and work alongside us to solve complex challenges every day. This recognition belongs to all of us. 🎉

Here's to creating even more possibilities together. 🙌

Soccer fans… this one’s for you👊

A look at another exciting project by one of our clients, supported out of our Florida branch ahead of a major international sporting event in 2026.😏

Utilizing Layher Allround®, Event Decks, and FW systems, this cable bridge structure will support broadcast infrastructure surrounding the event. The Rpcgroup.us crew brought it all together using Layher’s safe and efficient systems.

When the world is watching, there’s no room for overpromised systems. Only proven ones.😮‍💨

Moving the public safely through construction zones requires more than scaffolding. It requires engineered solutions.🫡

At the UCSF, our partners delivered a temporary public access stair and walkway system spanning 133 ft. across campus, providing safe pedestrian access to a parking structure while construction was underway.

The structure crosses sloping and uneven terrain, requiring a solution that could adapt to changing elevations while maintaining full public access compliance.

The stair tower utilizes Layher Scaffolding Public Access components, including specialized guardrails and stair stringers designed specifically to meet public access code requirements, integrated with Layher ® standards, ledgers, bridging ledgers, jacks, and diagonal bracing.

The result:
• Fully code-compliant public access
• Safe pedestrian flow through an active construction zone
• Fast installation using modular system components
• Adaptability across challenging terrain

Excellent work by Scaffold Solutions delivering this project.💪