1. Planks:

Horizontal platforms where workers stand or place materials. They come in various lengths and materials such as wood, aluminum, or steel

2.Guardrails

Installed along the edges of scaffolding platforms to prevent falls. Guardrails typically consist of vertical posts and horizontal rails.

3. Toe Boards :

Placed along the edges of scaffolding platforms to prevent tools, materials, or debris from falling off the scaffold.

4.Couplers:

Connect scaffold tubes or poles together to create the scaffold structure. They come in different types such as swivel couplers, right-angle couplers, and sleeve couplers.

5.Base Plates:

Situated at the bottom of scaffold legs to provide stability and distribute the weight of the scaffold evenly on the ground.

6.Leveling Jacks:

Adjustable supports placed under scaffold legs to level the scaffold on uneven surfaces and provide stability.

7.Ladder Brackets:

Attachments that allow ladders to be securely mounted to scaffolding for safe access to higher levels.

8. Tie Bars:

Used to connect the scaffold to the building or structure for stability and to prevent tipping or swaying.

9.Scaffold Nets:

Safety nets installed around the perimeter of scaffolding to catch falling objects and debris, reducing the risk of injury to workers below.

10.Scaffold Wheels :

Swivel or locking wheels attached to the base of scaffolding to facilitate movement and relocation of the scaffold on-site.

Above accessories are essential for ensuring the safety, stability, and functionality of scaffolding systems during construction, maintenance, or repair work.