
Hoarding transoms, also known as ledger trusses, are used to create overhead protection within scaffold structures. They are commonly installed to form covered walkways that provide protection for pedestrians when construction work is being carried out above.
By spanning across scaffold standards, hoarding transoms help support the structure used to build secure pedestrian access areas. This allows safe movement around construction zones while maintaining protection from falling materials.
These components can also support additional structures such as site sheds positioned above the walkway, making them useful for projects where space and access need to be managed efficiently.
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