Description
Single scaffolding uses vertical supports known as standards to be able to stand parallel to the wall of a structure. The horizontal supports known as ledgers connect to the standards at an even vertical angle. The scaffolding is connected to the building for support through holes called putlogs. Brick masonry is the most common use for single scaffolding.
The main difference between single and double scaffolding is that only one layer of standards is used for single scaffolding, while double scaffolding uses two layers of standards.
