Layher
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Layher Holding GmbH & Co. KG is a globally leading German manufacturer of scaffolding, protective and event systems and ladders. The company operates three production facilities in Germany. The headquarters in Güglingen-Eibensbach produces steel scaffolding components, while the second plant in neighbouring Güglingen makes aluminium and wooden components. The newly completed third plant, the largest, also produces steel scaffolding components.
Layher Holding GmbH & Co. KG is a globally leading German manufacturer of scaffolding, protective and event systems and ladders. The company operates three production facilities in Germany. The headquarters in Güglingen-Eibensbach produces steel scaffolding components, while the second plant in neighbouring Güglingen makes aluminium and wooden components. The newly completed third plant, the largest, also produces steel scaffolding components.
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in Birmingham ahead of the 2022 Commonwealth Games.]] System scaffoldings are not only being used for work and protective scaffolding, but also for a variety of further tasks: for instance shoring, temporary access or site protection. Today Layher products are worldwide in use on sites, in the industry or in sports and cultural events. In 2009, for example, a and ski ramp was assembled in Moscow as a promotional event for the 2014 Winter Olympics using about 1,300 tons of Allround Scaffolding. For viewing the excavations in ancient Pompeii, a weather protection roof and a temporary pedestrian walkway were erected in 2010 using Allround Scaffolding. This modular system was also used a short time later for the Cannstatter Volksfest – not as a pedestrian walkway but as a escape stairway. The use of the Allround Bridging System in 2012 enabled the scaffolding for the stave church in Borgund, Norway. In 2013 followed the construction of a 600-square-meter Allround Shoring TG 60 structure for the pumped storage power station project “Linthal 2015” in Switzerland. Also high in the Swiss mountains, the SpeedyScaf ensured in 2014 the rapid assembly of a work scaffold at the “Hörnli Hut” below the Matterhorn, and the “Arup Building” of the University of Cambridge was temporarily roofed over using a 2,600-square-meter Keder Roof XL. Currently a 100,000-cubic-meter construction of Allround Scaffolding and Allround Scaffolding Lightweight ensures the restoration of the Adolphe Bridge in Luxembourg.
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