Data Sheets Sprint (2002-08)

SPRINT INDEX
Date: Aug ‘2002 Page 50
Table of contents
Applications Page
- Table of allowable load class. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 51
- Basic anchor pattern: 8.0m staggered for unsheeted scaffold. ------------------------------------ 52
- Basic anchor pattern: 4.0m staggered for sheeted scaffold. --------------------------------------- 53
- Basic anchor pattern: 8.0m staggered for unsheeted scaffold
when using walk through frames. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54
- Basic anchor pattern: 4.0m staggered for sheeted scaffold,
when using walk through frames. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55
- Anchor pattern when using bridging beams. ------------------------------------------------------------ 56
- Use of anchor. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57
- Anchoring when using cantilever hop-up bracket 0.75m. -------------------------------------------- 58
- Anchoring when using hop-up brackets 0.75m (cantilever) and 0.34m. ------------------------- 59
- Height adjustment. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 60
- Positioning and horizontal locking of platforms. -------------------------------------------------------- 61
- Removing a platform. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 62
- Use of walk through frames (first anchor level at 4.20m height). ---------------------------------- 63
- Use of walk through frames (first anchor level at 2.20m height). ---------------------------------- 64
- Use of protection fan. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- 65
- Roof protection scaffold. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 66
- Corner solutions. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 67
- Clearance within walk-through area. --------------------------------------------------------------------- 68
- Progressive erection and dismantling technique. ------------------------------------------------------ 69
- Nesting volume alu-plywood platforms. ------------------------------------------------------------------ 70
Loadings
- SPRINT 75 - Anchor Forces - Unsheeted Scaffold. ------------------------------------------- ------- 201A
- SPRINT 75 - Anchor Forces - Sheeted Scaffold With Nets. ---------------------------------------- 201B
- SPRINT 75 - Anchor Forces - Solid Sheeted Scaffold. --------------------------------------- ------- 201C
- SPRINT 75 - Anchor Pull Forces - Solid Sheeted Scaffold. ---------------------------------------- 201D
- SPRINT 75 - Maximum Allowable Building Heights For 8.0m Staggered Anchor Pattern. - 202
- SPRINT 75 - Maximum Allowable Building Heights For 4.0m Staggered Anchor Pattern. -- 203
- SPRINT 75 - Maximum Vertical Leg Load 8.0m Anchor Pattern. --------------------------------- 204
- SPRINT 75 - Maximum Vertical Leg Load 4.0m Anchor Pattern. --------------------------------- 205
- SPRINT 75 - Maximum Allowable Building Heights For 8.0m Staggered Anchor Pattern
(Guardrail Frames in Bottom Level). ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 206
- SPRINT 75 - Maximum Allowable Building Heights For 4.0m Staggered Anchor Pattern
- SPRINT 75 - Maximum Vertical Leg Load 8.0m Anchor Pattern
(Guardrail Frames in Bottom Level). ---------------------------------------------------------------- ------- 208
- SPRINT 75 - Maximum Vertical Leg Load 4.0m Anchor Pattern
- SPRINT 75 / SPRINT 109 - Bridging Beams Loadbearing Capacity. ---------------------------- 250
- SPRINT 75 / SPRINT 109 - Maximum Forces on Cantilever Hop-Up Bracket 0.75m. ------ 251
SPRINT INDEX
Date: Aug 2002 Page 50A
Table of contents (continued)
Applications Page
- SPRINT 109 - Basic Anchor Pattern - 8.0m Staggered For Unsheeted Scaffold. ------------- 1052
- SPRINT 109 - Basic Anchor Pattern - 4.0m Staggered For Sheeted Scaffold. ----------------- 1053
- SPRINT 109 - Basic Anchor Pattern - 8.0m Staggered For Unsheeted Scaffold When
Using Walk Through Frames. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1054
- SPRINT 109 - Basic Anchor Pattern - 4.0m Staggered For Sheeted Scaffold When
Using Walk Through Frames. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1055
- SPRINT 109 - Use of Walk Through Frames (First Anchor Level 4.20m/4.60m). ------------- 1063
- SPRINT 109 - Use of Walk Through Frames (First Anchor Level 2.20m/2.60m). ------------- 1064
- SPRINT 109 - Anchor Forces - into Facade, Solid Sheeted Scaffold. ---------------------------- 1201C
Sprint 75 Framed Facade

- SPRINT 75 Framed facade Introduction. --------------------------------------------------------------- 2001
- SPRINT 75 Framed facade Introduction. --------------------------------------------------------------- 2002
- SPRINT 75 Framed facade How to use. ---------------------------------------------------------------- 2003
- SPRINT 75 Framed facade V -Ties : Description. ---------------------------------------------------- 2008
- SPRINT 75 Framed facade Anchor Patterns. ---------------------------------------------------------- 2009
- SPRINT 75 Framed facade Allowable Safe Working Loads & Anchor Forces. --------------- 2010
- SPRINT 75 Framed facade Allowable Safe Working Loads & Anchor Forces. --------------- 2012
- SPRINT 75 Framed facade Allowable Safe Working Loads & Anchor Forces. ---------------- 2014
- SPRINT 75 Framed facade 750mm Hop-up Bracket. ------------------------------------------------ 2015
- SPRINT 75 Framed facade Allowable Safe Working Loads & Anchor Forces
when using the walkthrough frame. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 2017
- SPRINT 75 Framed facade Allowable Safe Working Loads & Anchor Forces
when using the walkthrough frame. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 2019
APPLICATIONS
SPRINT 75
Date: Dec ‘96 Page n°: 51
Table of allowable load class
Load class according to CEN HD1000 3
Allowable uniformly distributed load on total area of 2.00 kN/m2

platform.
Allowable concentrated load on arbitrary area 1.50 kN

500mm x 500mm

200mm x 200mm
Loadings above apply to all platform types e.g. alu-plywood or steel

platforms.
All information given in the datasheets is based on calculations with a
100% class 3 loading of one level, and a 50% class 3 loading of the level
directly below. (Load class 3. acc. CEN HD1000)
Data provided using windloads acc. DIN4420 Part 1.
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APPLICATIONS
SPRINT 75
Basic anchor pattern: 8.0m staggered for unsheeted scaffold.
Platform Ladder platform

Single
guardrailpost
Frame
Diagonal
brace pin
Diagonal brace Guardrail

with coupler frame
= Anchorpoint
Guidance Notes:
- H = heights according to DIN4420: max. 24.0m.
- For other heights and configurations, contact SGB´s Technical Service .
- The four top lifts have to be secured against lifting by locking pins.
- Face bracing is required in one bay for every 5 bays.
- Stairway bays have to be anchored every 4.0m.
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APPLICATIONS
SPRINT 75
Basic anchor pattern: 4.0m staggered for sheeted scaffold.

Single Platform Ladder platform
guardrailpost
Frame
Diagonal
brace pin

with coupler frame
= Anchorpoint
Anchor attachment (A) Top View Alternative anchor attachment (B) Top View
If one coupler can´t be placed on frame-standard.
Coupler Class B EN74 Anchorplate Coupler Class B EN74
Coupler Class BB EN74
Guidance Notes:
- For other heights and configurations, contact SGB´s Technical Service.
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APPLICATIONS
SPRINT 75
Basic anchor pattern: 8.0m staggered for unsheeted

scaffold when using walk through frames.
VIEW A VIEW A
With hop-up bracket 0.34m
≤300 (Facade to platform) ≤300 (Facade to platform)
Guardrails
= Anchorpoint
Guidance Notes:
- Every 1.0gm frame, at second level, has to be braced perpendular to facade.
- The walk through frames may not be used in combination with bridging beams.
- At the level, below the top platform, every standard has to be anchored.
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APPLICATIONS
SPRINT 75
Basic anchor pattern: 4.0m staggered for sheeted

Guardrails
= Anchorpoint Facade to
platform
Anchor attachment (A) Plan View Alternative anchor attachment (B) Plan View
Coupler Class B EN74

Coupler Class B EN74 Anchorplate
Guidance Notes:
- Attachment of anchors to the frame-uprights must be done with two couplers; either two right angle couplers
Class B EN74 (A) or alternatively with one right angle coupler Class B EN74 conbined with another right angle
check coupler Class BB EN74 and an anchorplate, if one of the couplers can´t be located on the frame (B).
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SPRINT 75 APPLICATIONS
SPRINT 109 Date: Dec ‘95 Page n°: 56
Anchor pattern when using bridging beams.

Diagonal brace
with coupler
Guardrails
SECTION A-A
Plan brace
(tube with couplers)
Bridging
beams
Bridging
beam SECTION B-B
Ledger brace
Half coupler
base ledger
3.0m (SPRINT 75 only)
= Anchor point
•* = Anchor point may be omitted in most
SECTION C-C . structures if it can be shown not to be
Plan brace . required. (Required for DIN approval.)
Frame
Plan brace
Anchor
Anchor
Coupler bridging
beam
Ledger brace Ledger brace Bridging

(tube with couplers) (tube with couplers) beam
Guidance Notes:
- For an unsheeted scaffold the basic anchor pattern 8.0m staggered shall apply for the rest of the scaffold.
- For a sheeted scaffold the basic anchor pattern 4.0m staggered shall apply for the rest of the scaffold.
- If on the standards, which limit the opening in the scaffold, no anchors can be placed, the frames must be braced
perpendicular to the facade.
- The top four lifts have to be secured against lifting by locking pins.
- Bays which are adjacent to the opening in the scaffold have to be braced parallel to the facade on the outsice
plane of the scaffold.
- Bridging beams may not be used in combination with walk through frames.
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Use of anchor.
Coupler Class B
EN74
Guidance Notes:
- The anchors must only be attached to rigid parts of the support structure. The safe anchor load is dependent on
the type of fixing, the facade/structure substrate material, depth of embedment of the fixing, etc.
- Anchors have to be built in at level of erection. When dismantling a scaffold, anchors may only be removed from
the highest level of dismantling (DIN 4420 Part 1 Section 8.2.2) on a progressive basis.
- When using sheeted scaffold, anchors have to be attached to frames with two couplers.
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SPRINT 75 Applications
SPRINT 109 Date: August ‘98
o.
Page N 57A
Use of Raking Tubes
If it is not possible to anchor into the facade, raking tubes can be used to support a
maximum of 3 lifts. The frequency of the raking tubes should be at least the frequency of the
facade anchors they are replacing.
The raking tubes should

be external to the scaffold,
tied to the scaffold at the
level of the second lift.
Raking Tube: length should

not exceed 6.0m.
The scaffold should be butted
against the facade at the level
of the second lift.
The raking tube should be
at an angle no greater than
2 vertical to 1 horizontal.
The base of the raking tube

should be tied to the base The base of the raking tube
of the scaffold. should be well-founded with a
Baseplate on a Soleboard.
If it is not possible to butt the scaffold at the required level,
the raking tube (or a tube connected to the raking tube) Detail:
should be driven at least 1.25m into the ground. A cross-
tube at approx. 45° to the horizontal should also be driven
1.25m into the ground and connected to the raking tube.
Alternatively, kentledge
can be used.
Cross Tube
Alternative on
Hard Ground:
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Anchoring when using cantilever hop-up bracket 0.75m.

Facade to
platform
750/1090
Anchor
Cantilever hop-up
bracket 0.75m
Hop-up bracket
Facade to 0.34m
platform
Guidance Notes:
- Both the frame supporting the cantilever hop-up bracket 0.75m and the frame below, have to be anchored.
- Only one cantilever hop-up bracket 0.75m may be attached per section.
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Anchoring when using hop-up brackets

0.75m (cantilever) and 0.34m.
TOP VIEW Double anchor
Facade to
platform
750/1090
Double
anchor
DETAIL A
Cantilever hop-up
bracket 0.75m
Hop-up bracket
0.34m
Guidance Notes:
- Both the frame supporting the cantilever hop-up bracket 0.75m and the frame below, have to be anchored.
- Only one cantilever hop-up bracket 0.75m may be attached per section.
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APPLICATIONS
SPRINT 75
Height adjustment
= Anchorpoint
1 = Platform
2 = Half coupler base ledger
3 = Frames for height adjustment
h = 1.0m/0.66m
Frame
1.0m/0.66m
Example base-level height adjustment
Guidance Notes:
- If frames 1.00m/0.66m for height adjustment are used, the first anchor level must be ≤4.00m.
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APPLICATIONS
SPRINT 75
Positioning and horizontal locking of platforms.

TOP VIEW
Alu-plywood platform
Toeboard
Steel Steel
platform platform
SECTION A-A SECTION B-B
Alu-plywood Steel
platform platform
Guidance Notes:
- Platforms have to be positioned towards facade side, so that toeboard can be placed in the right position.
- Toeboards have to be placed with the steel attachment plates positioned towards outside plane of scaffold.
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APPLICATIONS
SPRINT 75
Removing a platform.
Claw
Bottom
transom
Lift
platform.
Toptransom
Frame
Move platform
sideways so claw
is positioned
underneath
aperture in
bottomtransom.
Lift
platform.
Platform can be
removed.
Guidance Notes:
- Before removing a platform the toeboard has to be removed, which otherwise blocks the platform.
- Platforms are essential parts of the scaffold construction. It is FORBIDDEN to take out platforms without putting
back other stiffening elements, such as plan braces, except when (partially) dismantling the scaffold.
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APPLICATIONS
SPRINT 75
Use of walk through frames (first anchor level 4.20m/4.60m).
PLAN VIEW
Planbrace
every 5th bay
Facade to
platform
Frame
Brace (tube
2000 Guard- with couplers)
rails
Planbrace
Diagonal brace
with coupler
2200/2600
Base
jack
Guidance Notes:
- Every 1.09m frame, at second level, has to be braced perpendular to facade.
- At the level, below the top platforms, every standard has to be anchored.
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APPLICATIONS
SPRINT 75
Use of walk through frames (first anchor level 2.20m/2.60m).
PLAN VIEW
Planbrace
every 5th bay
Facade to
platform
Frame
2000 Guardrails
frame
Planbrace
Anchor with 2
half couplers
Class B EN74 Diagonal brace
with coupler
2200/2600
Base
jack
Guidance Notes:
- Every second walk through frame has to be anchored at 2.2m/2.6m height.
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Use of protection fan
TOP VIEW
Fan connec-
tion spring Protection
shield
Brace (tube with couplers)

every 5th bay
Facade to
platform
750/1090
Frame
Guardrails
Fan support
Swivel coupler
Brace
Protection
shield Guard-
rails
DETAIL A
Anchor
tube
Guidance Notes:
- The frame supporting the protection fan and the frame below have to be anchored.
- Guardrails must be placed at protection fan level between workarea and the protection shield.
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SPRINT 109 Date: Aug ‘96 Page n°: 66
Roof protection scaffold

Roof protection post with cantilever hop-up bracket
Facade to platform
Roof protec-
1090 tion post
Roof protec-
tion post
Anchoring acc. Anchor

normal anchor
patterns
Frame
Cantilever hop-up
Frame bracket 0.75m
Facade to
platform
Facade to Hop-up bracket 0.34m

Net acc. to platform
DIN 32.767
Single
guardrail
Toeboard
VIEW A Net attachment
Guidance Notes:
- The frame supporting the cantilever hop-up bracket and the frame below have to be anchored.
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APPLICATIONS
SPRINT 75
Corner solutions
OUTHER CORNER SOLUTION
OUTHER CORNER SOLUTION INNER CORNER SOLUTION

TOP VIEW TOP VIEW
Tube with couplers Diagonal brace
alu ply-wood platform
Diagonal
brace
Anchor
Anchor
Guidance Notes:
- Anchors only shown for one level.
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APPLICATIONS
SPRINT 75
Clearance within walk through area
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APPLICATIONS
SPRINT 75
Progressive erection and dismantling technique
1. The possibility of taking platforms out of an 2. The left hand side of the scaffold can be
erected scaffold enables the scaffold to be dismantled, leaving the remaining
moved progressively along the facade. structure in position.
3. On the right hand side of the scaffold the 4. After completing the right hand side of the
same material can be re-erected without scaffold one has “moved” the scaffold along
the use of additional components. the facade, optimising the use of the Sprint
equipment
Guidance notes:
Due to the capability of removing platforms within an erected scaffold, parts of the structure can be
moved along the facade, this saving on the amount of material required for that face.
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APPLICATIONS
SPRINT 75
Nesting volume of alu-plywood platforms
Platform stacked normally
Platform nested
Platform stacked normally Platform nested

TOP VIEW TOP VIEW
Guidance notes:
- E.g. 24 alu-platforms 3.0m - stacked V=3.58m3 ⇒ 20% volume reduction.
- nested V=2.84m3
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SPRINT 75 Loadings
Date: July ´96 Page n°: 201A
Anchor forces, unsheeted scaffold.

Building height = last scaffold level up to 24.0m
Scaffold Anchor Facade
configuration pattern open half open closed
⊥ // ⊥ // ⊥ //
Basic scaffold with 0.34m hop-up Uprights 8.0m (1) 5.0 1.4 3.9 1.4 1.6 1.4
brackets at facade side on every level Uprights 4.0m (2) 2.6 0.7 2.0 0.7 0.8 0.7
End uprights 4.0m 1.3 1.4 1.0 1.4 0.4 1.4
Uprights 8.0m (1) Not allowed
Stairway Uprights 4.0m (2) 2.7 1.4 2.1 1.4 1.1 1.4
End uprights 4.0m 1.6 0.8 1.2 0.8 0.5 0.8
Roof protection Top anchor (A) 1.0 2.8 1.0 2.8 1.1 2.8
scaffold with 0.75m
cantilever hop-up
bracket (top level) (A)
and 0.34m hop-up Bottom anchor 2.5 3.1 2.1 3.1 1.3 3.1
bracket (every level). (B) (B)
Level last scaffold Anchor 2.7 1.5 2.3 1.5 1.7 1.5
bays not anchored
Top anchor (A) 2.5 0.3 2.1 0.3 1.2 0.3

(A)
Protection fan
(B) Bottom anchor 3.0 0.3 2.6 0.3 1.7 0.3
(B)
Bridging beam
Outside anchor 1.7 0.6 1.5 0.6 0.9 0.6
(A)
(A) (A)
(B) Center anchor 0.6 0.6 0.5 0.6 0.2 0.6
(B)
Guidance Notes:
(1) - Anchor pattern 8.0m staggered.
(2) - Anchor pattern 4.0m staggered and not staggered.
This table is based on static calculations according German codes.
- Anchor forces in kN.
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SPRINT 75 Loadings
Date: July ´96 Page n°: 201B
Anchor forces, sheeted scaffold with nets.

⊥ // ⊥ // ⊥ //
Basic scaffold with 0.34m hop- Uprights 8.0m (1) Not allowed
up brackets at facade side on Uprights 4.0m (2) 6.3 1.7 4.9 1.7 1.7 1.7
every level. End uprights 4.0m 1.6 1.7 1.2 1.7 0.5 1.7
Stairway. Uprights 4.0m (2) 6.5 1.7 4.9 1.7 1.8 1.7
End uprights 4.0m 3.3 1.7 2.5 1.7 0.9 1.7
Roof protection Top anchor 1.9 0.9 1.7 0.9 1.4 0.9
scaffold with (A)
0.75m cantilever (A)
hop-up bracket
(top level) and (B)
0.34m hop-up Bottom anchor 5.3 0.9 4.2 0.9 2.0 0.9
bracket (every (B)
level).
(A) Top anchor 5.3 0.7 4.3 0.7 1.9 0.7

(A)
Protection fan.
(B)
Bottom anchor 5.8 0.7 4.8 0.7 2.4 0.7
(B)
Guidance Notes:
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SPRINT 75 Loadings
Date: July ´96 Page n°: 201C
Anchor forces, solid sheeted scaffold.

⊥ // ⊥ // ⊥ //
End uprights 4.0m 6.4 2.1 6.4 2.1 6.4 2.1
scaffold with (A)
hop-up bracket
(top level) and (B)
bracket (every (B)
level).
(A) Top anchor 10.2 0.8 10.2 0.8 10.2 0.8

(A)
Protection fan.
(B)
Bottom anchor 10.7 0.8 10.7 0.8 10.7 0.8
(B)
Guidance Notes:
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SPRINT 75 Loadings
Date: July ´96 Page n°: 201D
Anchor pull forces, solid sheeted scaffold.

⊥ // ⊥ // ⊥ //
End uprights 4.0m 3.2 2.1 2.9 2.1 0.8 2.1
scaffold with (A)
hop-up bracket
(top level) and (B)
bracket (every (B)
level).
(A) Top anchor 10.2 0.8 9.3 0.8 3.0 0.8

(A)
Protection fan.
(B)
Bottom anchor 10.7 0.8 9.8 0.8 3.6 0.8
(B)
Guidance Notes:
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SPRINT 75 LOADINGS
Date: May ‘96 Page. n°: 202
Maximum allowable building heights for

8.0m staggered anchorpattern
Standard 8.0m staggered Alternative 8.0m staggered
anchor pattern anchor pattern
= Anchorpoint = Anchorpoint
Max. allowable building Standard 8.0m staggered Alternative 8.0m staggered

height in m. anchor pattern anchor pattern
Hop-up brackets 0.34m on Excluded Included Excluded Included
every level at facade side
Steel platforms 46 34 56 40
Alu-plywood platforms 68 46 72 52
Max. anchorforces in kN. Standard 8.0m staggered Alternative 8.0m staggered

Hop-up brackets 0.34m Excluded Included Excluded Included
on every level at facade side
⊥ // ⊥ // ⊥ // ⊥ //
Steel platforms 6.2 1.9 6.6 2.2 5.3 1.9 5.9 2.3
Alu-plywood platforms 6.0 1.9 6.9 2.4 5.1 1.9 6.1 2.4
Guidance Notes:
This table is valid under the following assumptions:
− The scaffold is UNSHEETED.
− No (cantilever) hop-up brackets 0.75m, pedestrian frames, bridging beams, protection fans or roof
protection posts are used.
− 1.5 working lifts, loadclass 3 acc. CEN HD1000.
− Windloads acc. CEN HD1000.
− Anchors fixed to both standards see page 57.
− Maximum jack extension (35cm).
− Information compiled acc. German DIN design rules
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SPRINT 75 LOADINGS
Date: May ‘96 Page n°: 203
Maximum allowable building heights for

4.0m staggered anchor pattern

height in m anchor pattern anchor pattern
Hop-up bracket 0.34m on
every level at facade side Excluded Included Excluded Included
Max. anchorforces in kN. Standard 4.0m Alternative 4.0m

staggered anchor pattern staggered anchor pattern
Hop-up brackets 0.34m on
⊥ // ⊥ // ⊥ // ⊥ //
Steel platforms 4.2 1.1 4.6 1.3 3.8 1.0 3.9 1.4
Alu-plywood platforms 4.0 1.4 3.8 1.6 4.1 1.1 3.6 1.4
Guidance Notes:
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SPRINT 75 LOADINGS
Date: May ‘96 Page n°.: 204
Maximum vertical leg load 8.0m anchor pattern

Weight distribution for each

extra lift above 8.0m height
Anchor Vertical loading as
r components percentage of
component weight
on inside on outside
leg leg
Horizontal
Outside guardrail 0% 100%
spring
stiffness Outside toeboard 0% 100%
Vertical diagonal 0% 50%
Platforms 50% 50%
Frame 50% 50%
Hop-up Anchor 25% 0%
bracket Inside guardrail 100% 0%
0.34m
Extra live load, hop-up incl. 67% 33%
Extra live load, hop-up 50% 50%
excl.
Hop-up 0.34m incl. decking 100% 0%
Maximum vertical leg load in kN

on top of 8.0m scaffold (Fv)
every level at facade side Fvo Fvi Fvo Fvi Fvo Fvi Fvo Fvi
Steel platforms 13 12 12 10 17 13 14 13
Alu-plywood platforms 16 13 14 12 17 14 15 14
The values for max. vertical leg load already included a loadfactor of 1.5
Guidance Notes:
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SPRINT 75 LOADINGS

extra lift above 8.0m height.
Vertical loading as
Anchor Components percentage of
component weight
Horizontal leg leg
spring Guardrail 0% 100%
stiffness
Toeboard 0% 100%
Platforms 50% 50%
Frame 50% 50%
Anchor 25% 0%
Hop-up Inside guardrail 100% 0%
bracket Extra live load, hop-up incl. 67% 33%
0.34m
excl.
Maximum vertical leg load in kN on

top of 8.0m scaffold (Fv)
Steel platforms 22 13 18 17 23 14 20 19
Alu-plywood platforms 24 14 20 19 25 14 21 20
The values for max. vertical leg load already included a loadfactor of 1.5
Guidance Notes:
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SPRINT 75 LOADINGS
Maximum allowable building heights for 8.0m staggered

anchorpattern (guardrailframes in bottomlevel).

height in m. anchor pattern anchor pattern
every level at facade side
Steel platforms 46 56
Alu-plywood platforms 68 72
Max. anchorforces in kN Standard 8.0m staggered Alternative 8.0m staggered

Hop-up brackets 0.34m Excluded Included Excluded Included
on every level at facade side
⊥ // ⊥ // ⊥ // ⊥ //
Steel platforms 6.2 1.9 5.3 1.9
Alu-plywood platforms 6.0 1.9 5.2 1.9
Guidance Notes:
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SPRINT 75 LOADINGS
Date: May ‘96 Page n°: 207
Maximum allowable building heights for 4.0m staggered

anchor pattern (guardrailframes in bottom level)
Max. Allowable building Standard 4.0m staggered Alternative 4.0m staggered

height in m anchor pattern anchor pattern
Hop-up bracket 0.34m on
Steel platforms 72 74
Max. anchorforces in kN.. Standard 4.0m Alternative 4.0m

staggered anchor pattern staggered anchor pattern
Hop-up brackets 0.34m on
⊥ // ⊥ // ⊥ // ⊥ //
Steel platforms 4.0 1.5 4.1 0.9
Alu-plywood platforms 4.0 1.9 3.9 1.1
Guidance Notes:
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SPRINT 75 LOADINGS
Date: May ‘96 Page n°.: 208

(guardrailframes in bottom level)

extra lift above 8.0m height
Anchor Vertical loading as
r components percentage of
component weight
Horizontal
leg leg
spring
stiffness Outside guardrail 0% 100%
Outside toeboard 0% 100%
Platforms 50% 50%
Frame 50% 50%
Hop-up Anchor 25% 0%
bracket Inside guardrail 100% 0%
0.34m
Extra live load, hop-up incl. 67% 33%
Extra live load, hop-up exc. 50% 50%
Maximum vertical leg load in kN

on top of 8.0m scaffold (Fv)
anchor pattern
Hop-up brackets 0.34m on Excluded Excluded Included
FvoFvi Fvi Fvo Fvo Fvi
1312 13
The values for max. vertical leg load already included a loadfactor of 1.5.
Guidance Notes:
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SPRINT 75 LOADINGS

(guardrailframes in bottom level)
extra lift above 8.0m height.
Vertical loading as
Anchor Components percentage of
component weight
Horizontal leg leg
spring Guardrail 0% 100%
stiffness
Toeboard 0% 100%
Platforms 50% 50%
Frame 50% 50%
Anchor 25% 0%
Hop-up Inside guardrail 100% 0%
bracket Extra live load, hop-up incl. 67% 33%
0.34m
excl.
Maximum vertical leg load in kN on

top of 8.0m scaffold (Fv)
The values for max. vertical leg load already included a loadfactor of 1.5.
Guidance Notes:
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SPRINT 75 LOADINGS
SPRINT 109
Bridging beams loadbearing capacity
POINTLOAD in middle of top chord
Length Fmax Mmax Qmax f Fr

6.0m 18,34 27,96 9,47 22,61 7,16
5.0m 18,20 23,06 9,35 17,57 7,71
4.0m 22,10 22,30 11,25 11,89 8,81
UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED LOAD on top chord
Length qmax Mmax Qmax f Fr

6.0m 3,17 14,72 9,81 14,54 9,09
5.0m 3,30 10,63 8,50 10,06 8,98
4.0m 4,65 9,50 9,50 6,43 9,05
TWO POINTLOADS dividing top chord in three equal sections

6.0m 10,17 20,79 10,47 20,03 7,99
5.0m 4,25 7,39 4,38 10,63 5,39
4.0m 5,64 7,72 5,84 7,14 6,36
THREE POINTLOADS dividing top chord in four equal sections

6.0m 4,10 12,75 6,45 11,60 6,21
5.0m 6,15 15,40 9,48 13,73 8,48
4.0m 7,00 14,20 10,70 8,79 9,03
Guidance Notes:
Fmax (kN) = max. pointload(s) on top chord Calculation carried out with:
qmax (kN/m) = max. uniformly distributed load on top chord - Loadfactor = 1.5, materialfactor = 1.1
Mmax (kNm) = max. appearing moment of bridging beam - Max. stress in weld : 215 N/mm² (BS 5950 Part 1)
for specified loading - Coupler class A EN74
Qmax (kN) = max. appearing shear force of bridging - Own weight 0.1 kN/m
beam for specified loading
f (mm) = max. deflection in middle of bridging beam
for specified loading
Fr (kN) = vertical reaction force in coupler of bridging
beam for specified loading
The top chord of the bridging beam must be supported against buckling sideways every 1.50m by horizontal bracing (see data sheet 56).
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Maximum forces on cantilever hop-up bracket 0.75m
Cantilever hop-up bracket 0.75m
Fvar
Max. allowable reactionforce (sliding force)
Coupler Freact. max. (kN)

Normal coupler 10.0
class A EN74
Freact
Fvar (kN) Loadclass 3 Loadclass 4

Normal coupler class A EN74 4.1 3.6
Guidance Notes:
If the loading is not determinated by the max. allowable sliding force of the bottom coupler,
then for loadclass 3; Fvar = 13.5 kN
loadclass 4: Fvar = 10.0 kN
Determining is then the connection brace to transomframe.
Note: - Working load is calculated as uniformly distributed load

- Class 3 : baylength 3.0m
Class 4 : baylength 2.5m
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Date: Aug ‘96 Page n°: 1051
Table of allowable load class
Load class according to CEN HD1000 4
Allowable uniformly distributed load on total area of 3.00 kN/m2

platform.

500mm x 500mm

200mm x 200mm
Allowable partial load on partial area 0.4 x A*. 5.00 kN/m2
Loadings above apply to all platform types e.g. alu-plywood or steel

platforms.
* Load is uniformly distributed over an arbitrary single rectangular

portion (partial area) of the platform having an area equal to the
proportion of 0.4 times the total deck area, A.
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Basic anchor pattern: 8.0m staggered for unsheeted scaffold.

Single
guardrail post
Frame
Diagonal
brace

with coupler frame
= Anchor point
Guidance Notes:
- For other heights and configurations, contact SGB´s Technical Service .
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Basic anchor pattern: 4.0m staggered for sheeted scaffold.

Single Platform Ladder platform
guardrail post
Frame
Diagonal
brace

with coupler frame
= Anchorpoint
Coupler Class B EN74 Anchorplate Coupler Class B EN74
Guidance Notes:
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Basic anchor pattern: 8.0m staggered for unsheeted

VIEW A VIEW A
With hop-up bracket 0.34m
≤300 (Facade to platform) ≤300 (Facade to platform)
Guardrails
= Anchorpoint
Guidance Notes:
- Every 1.0gm frame, at second level, has to be braced perpendular to facade.
- At the level, below the top platform, every standard has to be anchored.
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Basic anchor pattern: 4.0m staggered for sheeted

Guardrails
= Anchorpoint Facade to
platform
Coupler Class B EN74

Coupler Class B EN74 Anchorplate
Guidance Notes:
- Attachment of anchors to the frame-uprights must be done with two couplers; either two right angle couplers
Class B EN74 (A) or alternatively with one right angle coupler Class B EN74 conbined with another right angle
check coupler Class BB EN74 and an anchorplate, if one of the couplers can´t be located on the frame (B).
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Use of walk through frames (first anchor level 4.20m/4.60m)
PLAN VIEW
Plan brace Brace

every 5th bay (tube with couplers
Facade to
platform
Frame
Brace (tube
with couplers)
Guard-
rails
Planbrace
Diagonal brace
with coupler
Half coupler
base ledger
Guidance Notes:
- Every 1.09m frame, at second level, has to be braced perpendular to facade.

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Use of walk through frames (first anchor level 2.20m/2.60m)
PLAN VIEW
Planbrace
every 5th bay
Facade to
platform
Frame
Guardrail
Planbrace
Diagonal brace
with coupler
Half coupler
base ledger
GUIDANCE NOTES:
- Every second walk through frame has to be anchored at 2.2m/2.6m height.
Loadings
SPRINT 109
Date: Nov ´97 Page n°: 1201C
Anchor forces - into facade, solid sheeted scaffold.

configuration pattern half open closed
⊥ // ⊥ //
up brackets at facade side on Uprights 4.0m (2) 9.7
every level. End uprights 4.2
4.0m
Stairway. Uprights 4.0m (2) 4.9
End uprights 4.2
4.0m
Roof protection Top anchor 3.3

scaffold with (A)
0.75m cantilever(A)
hop-up bracket
(top level) and (B)
0.34m hop-up Bottom 6.8
bracket (every anchor (B)
level).
Level last scaffold bays not 4.9

anchored
Top anchor 6.9

(A) (A)
Protection fan.
(B) Bottom
anchor (B)
Bridging Beam
(A) (B) (A)
Guidance Notes:
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Date: June ‘99 Page n°: 2001
Introduction
General
The following data sheets are for use with the SPRINT 75 framed facade access scaffold. It is intended that
these sheets (pages 2000 to 2021) will complement the existing datasheets. The rules for use generally
remain the same though some additional rules apply and the notes should be checked carefully when using
the load data on these sheets.
The Safe Working Loads are derived from a 3-D computer model using a finite element stuctural package.
The structures are analysed using a second order (p-delta) elastic analysis and the members checked to the
code requirements of EC3. All the requirements of prEN 12811 “Scaffolds - Performance requirements and
general design” have been adhered to. Allowances for sway inclinations between frames, sway inclinations
between jacks and frames, and bow (out of straightness) imperfections of frames has been accounted for in
the model in accordance with EC3 and prEN 12811.
The model is based on the SPRINT 3m bay.
Factors
Load factor : γf = 1.5 for all loading (dead load, live load, wind load, etc.)
Material factor : γm = 1.1 for all materials.
Materials
Frame verticals : S235 fy = 320N/mm2
Jacks : (Boulton Universal Jack) S275 fy = 374N/mm2
Loads
Windload : Two wind load cases are considered.

1. A “MAXIMUM” wind load case where a dynamic wind pressure of 600N/m2 is applied at
the base of the structure, increasing linearly to 770N/ m2 at 24m height.
2. A “WORKING” wind load case where 200N/ m2 is applied to the whole of the structure.
It should be stressed that the maximum windload applied is 770N/m2. Where the
allowable topload permits higher structures to be built it must be verified by the
designer that the maximum windload to the proposed structure is less than 770N/m2.
Alternatively the following guidelines may be applied for higher windloads;

• For windload above 770N/m2 and below 920 N/m2 the baylength should be reduced
to 2.5m maximum.
• For windload above 920N/m2 and below 1100N/m2 the baylength should be reduced
to 2.0m maximum.
• If the baylength cannot be reduced then the anchor pattern should be doubled to
account for windload upto 1100N/m2 maximum.
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Introduction
Wind load Factors.

The following wind load factors have been applied;
Facade Sheeting Cs(perp) Cs(par) Cf(perp) Cf(par

porosity condtions
)
60% open Unsheeted 0.75 1.00 1.30 1.30
60% open Netted 0.75 1.00 0.60 0.30
60% open Sheeted 0.90 1.00 1.30 0.10
Closed Unsheeted 0.25 1.00 1.30 1.30
Closed Netted 0.25 1.00 0.60 0.30
Closed Sheeted - C 0.70 1.00 1.30 0.10
Closed Sheeted - T 0.25 1.00 1.30 0.10
In addition the value of Cs(perp) =1.00 has been taken for the end bays to account for higher
local windloads.
Imposed load : Load class 3 (2kN/ m2) is applied to one working level only at the most onerous level. (This
includes 100% loading at the worst level and 50% loading at the adjacent level. The load is
applied to both the main deck and the hop-up brackets (if present)).
Combinations : Both the “In Service” and “Out of Service” conditions have been analysed to determine the
worst condition. The combinations are taken from prEN12811 and are as follows;
In Service : Self weight
100% Class 3 load at most unfavourable deck level
50% Class 3 load at adjacent deck level
Working wind load
Out of Service : Self weight
35% Class 3 load at most unfavourable deck level
Maximum wind load
Parameters used
The model used was three dimensional and incorporated the following parameters;
Horizontal Stiffness: A linear stiffness of 0.025kN/mm (perpendicular)

A linear stiffness of 0.20kN/mm (parallel)
Imperfections: Frame inclination (parallel) = 0.0050

Frame inclination (perpendicular) = 0.0025
Jack inclination = 0.023
Bow imperfection = L/200
Code check: To EC3:Part 1.1 based on second order elastic analysis.

The resistance of the cross sections (in accordance with EC3:Part 1.1) is based on the
plastic resistance.
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Date: June ‘99 Page n°:2003
How to use
General
The data sheets give allowable safe working loads that may be applied to a SPRINT structure for various
situations depending on the tie pattern, wind load conditions and the presence of hop-up brackets.
The load data is expressed as an allowable “Topload” and an allowable “Leg load”.
The “topload” is the SWL applied to a 24m structure ,already containing one working lift of 2kN/m2.
The “leg load” is the load in the base leg of the structure resulting from the “topload”, the self weight of the
24m structure and the imposed load from one working lift of 2kN/m2 to the 24m structure.
The figures make due allowance for the different load distribution from inside leg to outside leg and shows the
ratio of load distribution for each type of structure.
External and Internal Legs
Internal legs are defined as the legs nearest to the facade and the externals are the legs away from the
facade.
The calculations have been made to determine the maximum “Topload” that can be applied to a 24m high
structure. The “Topload” has been applied in a ratio applicable for the self weight of each type of structure.
The ratios used are as follows;
INTERNAL EXTERNAL INTERNAL EXTERNAL

STRUCTURE TYPE LEG LOAD LEG LOAD LEG LOAD LEG LOAD
MAIN DECKS STEEL MAIN DECKS ALU / PLY
Without hop - ups 36% 64% 31% 69%
340 hop - ups every lift 49% 51% 49% 51%
750 cantilever bracket one lift only 36% 64% 36% 64%
The designer should check the ratio of internal to external load for the structure in question and use the
allowable loads given for that situation.
Self Weight of components
The self weight of components used are as follows;
COMPONENT REF. No WEIGHT

2m Vertical Frame 587001 22.5kg
2.6m Walkthrough Frame 587015 32.5kg
3m Steel deck 587030 21.7kg
3m Aluminium / Plywood deck 587040 22.8kg
3m Double Guardrail frame 587060 12.0kg
3m Single Guardrail frame 587070 6.5kg
3m Toeboard 587100 10.0kg
340mm Hop-up bracket 587132 5.2kg
750mm Cantilever bracket 587130 11.8kg
Guardrail post 587150 4.2kg
Face brace for base level 587160 14.2kg
Standard face brace 587170 8.0kg
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Self Weight of 24m Systems
Using the above weights the self weight of each particular 24m structure is calculated as follows , for a 3m
bay;
TABLE A : 3m bay / Without hop-ups / main decks steel
Component Weight(kg) Nr. Load Int. (kN)Load ext. (kN)
2m vertical frame 22.5 12 1.32 1.32

3m steel decks (main) 21.7 24 2.55 2.55
3m double guardrail 12.0 13 0 1.53
3m toeboard 10.0 12 0 1.18
Face bracing (base level) 14.2 0.5 0 0.07
Standard face brace 8 5.5 0 0.43
3.88 7.09 Total = 10.97 kN
TABLE B : 3m bay / Without hop-ups / main decks alu/ply

3m alu/ply decks (main) 22.8 12 1.34 1.34
3m toeboard 10.0 12 0 1.18
2.67 5.88 Total = 8.54 kN
TABLE C : 3m bay / 340 hop-ups every lift / main decks steel / hop-up decks steel

3m steel decks (main) 21.7 24 2.55 2.55
3m steel decks (hop-up) 21.7 12 2.55 0
340 hop-up 5.2 12 0.61
3m toeboard 10.0 12 0 1.18
7.05 7.09 Total = 14.13 kN
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TABLE D : 3m bay / 340 hop-ups every lift / main decks alu/ply / hop-up decks steel

3m alu/ply decks (main) 22.8 12 1.34 1.34
3m steel decks (hop-up) 21.7 12 2.55 0
340 hop-up 5.2 12 0.61
3m toeboard 10.0 12 0 1.18
5.83 5.88 Total = 11.71 kN
Example Calculation 1.
A SPRINT structure is required to the following specification;
Height = 44m
Maximum windload at 44m = 770N/m2
Facing condition = Unsheeted
Facade porosity = Closed
No walkthrough frame is required
One working level only
340 hop - ups to the inside leg only at every level.
Try ;
3m bay structure
alu/ply decks to main frame
steel decks to hop - ups
Note: In this case only one working level is specified (as used in the load tables) therefore only the allowable
topload needs to be investigated.
Height above 24m = 44 - 24 = 20m
Topload above 24m (from Table D above) = 20/24 x 5.83 = 4.9kN to internal leg
= 22/24 x 5.88 = 4.9kN to external leg
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How to use
The load data available gives the following options for this structure;
Page No. Anchor Pattern Topload Topload

internal leg external leg
2010 4m alternative staggered (with full 27kN 27kN
perimeter tied) anchor pattern.
2012 6m alternative staggered (with bottom tied 24kN 25kN
at 2m) anchor pattern.
2014 12m alternative staggered anchor pattern. 5kN 5kN
The 12m alternative staggered anchor pattern gives an allowable topload closest to , yet still greater than the
calculated topload for each leg and is therefore the most efficient anchor pattern.
Example Calculation 2.
A SPRINT structure is required to the following specification;
Height = 30m
Maximum windload at 30m = 770N/m2
Facing condition = Unsheeted
Facade porosity = 60% open
Walkthrough frame is required
Two working levels @ 2kN/m2
Without hop-up brackets
Try ;
3m bay structure
steel decks to main frame
Note: In this case two working levels are specified (different to the load tables which specify one working
level) therefore the additional imposed load should be added to the topload and the topload ratio calculated.
Height above 24m = 30 - 24 = 6m
Topload above 24m (from Table A above) = 6/24 x 3.88 = 1.0kN to internal leg
= 6/24 x 7.09 = 1.8kN to external leg
Topload from additional imposed load = 2 x 0.75 x 3 x 50% = 4.5kN to internal leg
= 4.5kN to external leg
Therefore total toploads are given as follows;

1.0 + 4.5 = 5.5kN to internal leg (45%)
1.8 + 4.5 = 6.3kN to external leg (55%)
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How to use
For this structure the topload ratio (int : ext) is 45% to 55%. Interpolating between the ratios given in the load
data gives the following options for this structure;
Page No. Anchor Pattern Topload Topload

internal leg external leg
2017 4m alternative staggered (with full 5kN 6.5kN
perimeter tied) anchor pattern.
2019 6m alternative staggered (with bottom tied 5kN 6.5kN
at 2m) anchor pattern.
2021 12m alternative staggered anchor pattern. 0kN 0kN
The 6m alternative staggered anchor pattern gives an allowable topload closest to , yet still greater than the
calculated topload for each leg and is therefore the most efficient anchor pattern.
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V-Ties : Description
In the absence of ties being fully connected to both standards V-ties are required to give lateral (sideways)
support to the SPRINT structure.This allows all other ties on the structure to be connected to the inside
standard only.
A minimum of two v-ties per ten bays are required for every lift containing ties. For netted structures an
additional rule is required where the top row of ties requires three v-ties per ten bays.
So for example, a 12 bay structure will require (12/10 x 2 = 2.4) 3 v-ties for every lift containing ties.
If netted it will require (12/10 x 3 =3.6) 4 v-ties in the top row of ties.
The terms used to describe the tie forces given in the data sheets are further clarified as follows:
PLAN VIEW
V-Tie Normal Ties
FACADE
4 5 .0
°
Design fixing for

"max force at
V-Tie raker fixing"
Normal Tie
Design member and

fixing for "max anchor
Design member and Design member for force at Normal Tie
fixing for "max anchor "max force in location"
force at V-Tie location" V-Tie raker"
45.
0°
The v - ties are present to give sideways restraint to the structure. It is possible that this restraint may be
provided by another means , for example a scaffold corner return. In this case an engineering judgement should
be made to check that the scaffold corner return will provide an equivalent restraint to the v - tie. The v - ties
may then be replaced by the scaffold corner return, as shown below;
Normal tie
V-ties are still

required at the
"free" end
Tube & fitting
tied to 3
standards
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Anchor Patterns
4m staggered anchor pattern with perimeter fully tied
3rd v-tie required on netted structures only

Single
guardrailpost
1.0m
Frame
0.5m
Diagonal
brace pin
2.0m
Universal jack
(max ext 489mm)
3.0m
2.5m Guardrail frame
Normal 2.0m
Anchorpoint 1.5m Guardrail frame with inside single
guardrail at base lift only
V-Tie Jack bracing & base ledger
Anchorpoint (netted structures only)
Diagonal brace with coupler
Guidance Notes
To comply with the loadings given for this tie pattern;

- The structure is completely tied around the perimeter , the lowest ties being located at a maximum of 1 frame
above ground.
- The intermediate ties must be staggered over alternate standards and equally distributed with a maximum
vertical spacing of 4m.
- If all ties are connected to both standards then v - ties are not required.
- If ties are connected to the inside standard only then two v - ties must be placed in every tied lift per every ten
bays.
- The screw jack used is the boulton universal jack at maximum extension of 489mm.
- Face bracing must be placed at a minimum of one in every five bays.
- Additionally for netted structures:
- The top lift must contain a minimum of three v - ties per every ten bays. -
The jacks should be braced in the direction of the face bracing for extensions greater tham 150mm.
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Allowable Safe Working Loads & anchor forces

4m alternative staggered (with full perimeter tied) anchor pattern
“normal” “v - tie”
anchors anchors
Max Max Max Max force
Structure Facade Topload Leg load Top load anchor anchor force in at raker
Type porosity Ratio (kN) (kN) force force at v- v-tie fixing
(int : ext) internal external internal external (normal tie raker (kN)
leg leg leg leg tie) location (kN)
(kN) (kN)
without Unsheeted 60% open 36 : 64 22 36 15 26 2.1(c) 3.2(c) 1.6(c) 1.2(t or c)
hop-ups facade 1.8(t) 2.9(t) 1.6(t) 1.2(shear)
50 : 50 33 35 25 25
without Unsheeted closed 36 : 64 23 38 16 28 1.4(c) 2.5(c) 1.6(c) 1.2(t or c)
50 : 50 33 36 26 26
without Netted 60% open 36 : 64 12 17 5 7 4.6(c) 11.3(c) 9.4(c) 6.7(t or c)
50 : 50 13 16 6 6
without Netted closed 36 : 64 12 19 5 9 3.0(c) 9.6(c) 9.4(c) 6.7(t or c)
50 : 50 15 18 8 8
340 Unsheeted 60% open 2.1(c) 3.2(c) 1.6(c) 1.2(t or c)
hop-ups facade 49 : 51 39 36 25 25 1.9(t) 3.1(t) 1.6(t) 1.2(shear)
internal
340 Unsheeted closed 1.3(c) 2.5(c) 1.6(c) 1.2(t or c)
internal
340 Netted 60% open 4.6(c) 11.3(c) 9.5(c) 6.7(t or c)
internal
340 Netted closed 2.9(c) 9.6(c) 9.5(c) 6.7(t or c)
internal
750 Unsheeted 60% open 36 : 64 16 31 9 16 2.9(c) 3.9(c) 1.6(c) 1.1(t or c)
cantilever facade 2.6(t) 3.6(t) 1.6(t) 1.1(shear)
bracket 50 : 50 20 28 13 13
external
750 Unsheeted closed 36 : 64 16 31 9 16 2.0(c) 3.1(c) 1.6(c) 1.1(t or c)
bracket 50 : 50 20 28 13 13
external
750 Netted 60% open 36 : 64 7 14 0 0 5.3(c) 11.9(c) 9.4(c) 6.6(t or c)
bracket 50 : 50 7 14 0 0
external
750 Netted closed 36 : 64 8 16 1 2 3.6(c) 10.2(c) 9.4(c) 6.6(t or c)
bracket 50 : 50 8 15 1 1
external
(Safe Working Loads in kN)
(Anchor forces are applicable for both topload ratios shown)
(340 hop-ups internal allows 340mm hop-up brackets to be fixed to every level)
(750 cantilever bracket external allows only one level to be fitted with 750mm cantilever brackets)
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Anchor Patterns
6m staggered anchor pattern with bottom fully tied
Single
guardrailpost
1.0m
Frame
0.5m
Diagonal
brace pin
2.0m
Universal jack
(max ext 489mm)
3.0m
Normal 2.0m
Guidance Notes

- The structure must be completly tied at the top of the first frame.
- The end runs must be tied at maximum of 4m spacing.
bays.
- The top lift must contain a minimum of three v - ties per every ten bays.
- The jacks should be braced in the direction of the face bracing for extensions greater tham 150mm.
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6m alternative staggered (with bottom tied at 2m) anchor pattern
anchors anchors
Type porosity Ratio (kN) (kN) force force at v-tie fixing
(int : ext) internal external internal externa (normal v-tie raker (kN)
leg leg leg l leg tie) location (kN)
(kN) (kN)
50 : 50 29 32 22 22
50 : 50 33 36 26 26
without Netted 60% open 36 : 64 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
hop-ups facade
50 : 50 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
50 : 50 13 16 6 6
internal
internal
340 Netted 60% open
hop-ups facade 49 : 51 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
internal
internal
bracket 50 : 50 20 28 13 13
external
bracket 50 : 50 20 28 13 13
external
750 Netted 60% open 36 : 64 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
cantilever facade
bracket 50 : 50 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
external
750 Netted closed 36 : 64 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
cantilever facade
external
(NA = Not Applicable, i.e. the structure fails at 24m height)
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Anchor Patterns
12m staggered anchor pattern
Single
guardrailpost
1.0m
Frame
0.5m
Diagonal
brace pin
2.0m
Universal jack
(max ext 489mm)
3.0m
Normal 2.0m
Guidance Notes

- The lowest ties are located at a maximum of 3 frames above ground.
- The top two lifts must contain at least five ties equally spaced per every ten bays, with a minimum of three ties
equally spaced in the top lift per every ten bays.
bays.
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12m alternative staggered anchor pattern
“Normal” “V - tie” anchors

anchors
(int : ext) internal external internal external (normal v-tie raker (kN)
(kN) (kN)
50 : 50 7 10 0 0
50 : 50 18 21 11 11
internal
internal
bracket 50 : 50 7 15 0 0
external
bracket 50 : 50 9 17 2 2
external
(Anchor loads are applicable for both topload ratios shown)
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750mm Hop-up bracket

All loads given are the Safe Working Loads in kN.
The data applies for structures with the imposed loading shown applied to one working level only.
The data applies for structures with the Boulton universal jack at the maximum extension of 489mm.
The tie patterns described are as shown on sheets 2009 , 2011 & 2013.
The dynamic wind pressure applied is 600N/m2 at base level increasing linearly to 770N/m2 at 24m height ,
with the following wind factors applied :
Cf(perp) Cs(perp) Cf(par) Cs(par)

Unsheeted 60% open facade 1.3 0.75 1.3 1.0
closed facade 1.3 0.25 1.3 1.0
The 750mm hop-up bracket should not be used on netted or sheeted SPRINT structures.
The loads below apply to structures with only one level of 750mm hop-ups per structure, applied at
any level and loaded with the imposed loading as shown.
The loads given are Safe Working Loads.

anchors anchors
Imposed Leg load Top load Max anchor Max anchor Max force Max force at
Structure Facade loading (kN) (kN) force force at v- in v-tie raker fixing
Type porosity (kN/m2) internal external internal external (normal tie) tie location raker (kN)
leg leg leg leg (kN) (kN) (kN)
Unsheeted 60% open 2.0 13 26 6 11 2.1(c) 3.2(c) 1.6(c) 1.2(t or c)
facade 4.8(t) 6.0(t) 1.6(t) 1.2(shear)
Unsheeted closed 2.0 12 24 5 9 1.4(c) 2.5(c) 1.6(c) 1.2(t or c)
facade 4.5(t) 5.6(t) 1.6(t) 1.2(shear)
anchors anchors
Imposed Leg load Top load Max anchor Max anchor Max force Max force
Structure Facade loading (kN) (kN) force force at v-tie in v-tie at raker
Type porosity (kN/m2) internal external internal external (normal tie) location raker fixing
leg leg leg leg (kN) (kN) (kN) (kN)
Unsheeted 60% open 2.00 12 24 5 9 2.8(c) 3.9(c) 1.6(c) 1.2(t or c)
facade 0.75 14 28 9 18 5.3(t) 6.4(t) 1.6(t) 1.2(shear)
facade 0.75 15 29 10 19 4.7(t) 5.0(t) 1.6(t) 1.2(shear)
anchors anchors
Imposed Leg load Top load Max anchor Max anchor Max force Max force
Structure Facade loading (kN) (kN) force force at v-tie in v-tie at raker
Type porosity (kN/m2) internal external internal external (normal tie) location raker fixing
leg leg leg leg (kN) (kN) (kN) (kN)
Unsheeted 60% open 2.00 NA NA NA NA 5.1(c) 6.9(c) 2.6(c) 1.8(t or c)
facade 0.75 6 12 1 2 5.8(t) 6.6(t) 2.6(t) 1.8(shear)
facade 4.9(t) 5.5(t) 2.6(t) 1.8(shear)
© SGB 2015.DOC
SPRINT 75
WALKTHROUGH Date: June ‘99 Page n°: 2016
Anchor Patterns
4m staggered anchor pattern with perimeter fully tied

Single
guardrailpost
1.0m
Frame
0.5m
Diagonal
brace pin
2.0m
Plan brace
2.6m
Universal jack
(max ext 489mm)
3.0m
Normal 2.0m
Guidance Notes

- The structure is completely tied around the perimeter , the lowest ties being located at a maximum of 1 frame
above ground.
bays.
- The top lift must contain a minimum of three v - ties per every ten bays. -
The jacks should be braced in the direction of the face bracing for extensions greater tham 150mm.
© SGB 2016.DOC
SPRINT 75

when using the walkthrough frame
4m alternative staggered (with full perimeter tied) anchor pattern
anchors anchors
(kN) (kN)
50 : 50 13 16 6 6
50 : 50 13 16 6 6
without Netted 60% open 36 : 64 10 16 3 6 5.5(c) 13.5(c) 11.2(c) 8.0(t or c)
50 : 50 12 15 5 5
50 : 50 12 15 5 5
internal
internal
340 Netted 60% open 5.6(c) 13.4(c) 11.3(c) 8.0(t or c)
internal
internal
bracket 50 : 50 17 25 10 10
external
bracket 50 : 50 17 25 10 10
external
750 Netted 60% open 36 : 64 7 15 0 0 6.3(c) 14.4(c) 11.2(c) 8.0(t or c)
bracket 50 : 50 7 15 0 0
external
750 Netted closed 36 : 64 8 17 1 2 4.2(c) 12.4(c) 11.2(c) 8.0(t or c)
bracket 50 : 50 8 16 1 1
external
© SGB 2017.DOC
SPRINT 75
Anchor Patterns
6m staggered anchor pattern with bottom fully tied
Single
guardrailpost
1.0m
Frame
0.5m
Diagonal
brace pin
Plan brace 2.0m

2.6m
Universal jack
(max ext 489mm)
3.0m
Normal 2.0m
Guidance Notes

- The structure must be completly tied at the top of the first frame.
bays.
© SGB 2018.DOC
SPRINT 75

6m alternative staggered (with bottom tied at 2m) anchor pattern
anchors anchors
(int : ext) internal external internal externa (normal v-tie raker (kN)
leg leg leg l leg tie) location (kN)
(kN) (kN)
50 : 50 13 16 6 6
50 : 50 13 16 6 6
without Netted 60% open 36 : 64 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
hop-ups facade
50 : 50 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
50 : 50 13 16 6 6
internal
internal
340 Netted 60% open
internal
internal
bracket 50 : 50 17 25 10 10
external
bracket 50 : 50 17 25 10 10
external
750 Netted 60% open 36 : 64 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
cantilever facade
external
750 Netted closed 36 : 64 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
cantilever facade
external
© SGB 2019.DOC
SPRINT 75
Anchor Patterns
Single
guardrailpost
1.0m
Frame
0.5m
Diagonal
brace pin
2.0m
Vertical brace
2.6m
Plan brace
Universal jack
(max ext 489mm)
3.0m
Normal 2.0m
Guidance Notes

- The lowest ties are located at a maximum of 3 frames above ground.
- The top two lifts must contain at least five ties equally spaced per every ten bays, with a minimum of three ties
equally spaced in the top lift per every ten bays.
bays.
© SGB 2020.DOC
SPRINT 75

anchors anchors
(kN) (kN)
50 : 50 7 10 0 0
50 : 50 12 15 5 5
340 Unsheeted 60% open
internal
internal
750 Unsheeted 60% open 36 : 64 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
cantilever facade
external
bracket 50 : 50 7 15 0 0
external
© SGB 2021.DOC

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Date: Aug ‘2002 Page 50

Date: Aug 2002 Page 50A

Table of contents (continued)

Sprint 75 Framed Facade

Table of allowable load class

Load class according to CEN HD1000 3

Allowable uniformly distributed load on total area of 2.00 kN/m2

Allowable concentrated load on arbitrary area 1.50 kN

Allowable concentrated load on arbitrary area 1.00 kN

Loadings above apply to all platform types e.g. alu-plywood or steel

Basic anchor pattern: 8.0m staggered for unsheeted scaffold.

Platform Ladder platform

Diagonal brace Guardrail

Basic anchor pattern: 4.0m staggered for sheeted scaffold.

Diagonal brace Guardrail

Coupler Class B EN74 Anchorplate Coupler Class B EN74

Coupler Class BB EN74

Basic anchor pattern: 8.0m staggered for unsheeted

≤300 (Facade to platform) ≤300 (Facade to platform)

Basic anchor pattern: 4.0m staggered for sheeted

Coupler Class B EN74

Coupler Class BB EN74

SPRINT 109 Date: Dec ‘95 Page n°: 56

Anchor pattern when using bridging beams.

Ledger brace Ledger brace Bridging

SPRINT 109 Date: Dec ‘96 Page n°: 57

Use of Raking Tubes

The raking tubes should

Raking Tube: length should

The base of the raking tube

SPRINT 109 Date: Dec ‘95 Page n°: 58

Anchoring when using cantilever hop-up bracket 0.75m.

SPRINT 109 Date: Dec ‘95 Page n°: 59

Anchoring when using hop-up brackets

TOP VIEW Double anchor

Example base-level height adjustment

Positioning and horizontal locking of platforms.

SECTION A-A SECTION B-B

Use of walk through frames (first anchor level 4.20m/4.60m).

Use of walk through frames (first anchor level 2.20m/2.60m).

SPRINT 109 Date: Dec ‘95 Page n°: 65

Use of protection fan

Brace (tube with couplers)

SPRINT 109 Date: Aug ‘96 Page n°: 66

Roof protection scaffold

Anchoring acc. Anchor

Facade to Hop-up bracket 0.34m

OUTHER CORNER SOLUTION

OUTHER CORNER SOLUTION INNER CORNER SOLUTION

Tube with couplers Diagonal brace

alu ply-wood platform

Clearance within walk through area

Progressive erection and dismantling technique

Nesting volume of alu-plywood platforms

Platform stacked normally

Platform stacked normally Platform nested

Date: July ´96 Page n°: 201A

Anchor forces, unsheeted scaffold.

Top anchor (A) 2.5 0.3 2.1 0.3 1.2 0.3

Date: July ´96 Page n°: 201B

Anchor forces, sheeted scaffold with nets.

Building height = last scaffold level up to 24.0m