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Engineered scaffold containment

Temporary works.
That actually work.

ScaffCover combines a patent-pending modular containment system with bespoke design capability to solve practical challenges on construction, industrial and infrastructure projects.

Tested connections. Modular by design. Built for reuse. Temporary works →

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Engineering

9.7× stronger per metre than traditional tying methods.*

*Comparison basis: panel-to-track strength of 12.8 kN/m versus cable ties at 600 mm centres (1.32 kN/m).

The reinforced panel edge slides into the TRAKTEC track and carries load continuously along its length, rather than concentrating it at point fixings. Independently lab tested — a tested configuration, not a rated safe working load. Full detail on the Engineering page.

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One system. Six purpose-built panels.

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The same TRAKTEC track carries a panel for whatever the job needs — airflow, weather protection or printed site presentation. Change the panel, not the system.

BlastGuard industrial containment in Western Australia
BlastGuard — Western Australia

Containment at industrial scale.

A large-scale BlastGuard installation in Western Australia, showing the track-and-panel system in an industrial setting.

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See it in use

See how the system comes together, and what it makes possible on site.

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Questions & answers

Find practical answers about the system, Guard panels and preparing your project.

The TRAKTEC system

A containment system. Designed to work as one.

ScaffCover brings track, connectors and Guard panels together as one coordinated containment system. Each part has a defined role in fitting, holding and changing the panel.

Choose the components below to see how they work together, or to look around a scaffold bay.

One coordinated system. A wider range of containment possibilities.

TRAKTEC system mounted on scaffold

Explore the four pillars of ScaffCover

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The four pillars of ScaffCover

Track, Core, Connect and Guard each have a defined role. Together, they form one coordinated containment system.

Track family
TRACK — The panel pathway

TRAKTEC aluminium track receives and retains the panel's reinforced keder edge. Track and suspension bars provide the framework for positioning panels within the system.

Core family
CORE — The scaffold connection

Scaffold connectors, clamps and stoppers form the supporting hardware. Core connects and positions the track on the scaffold, with components selected to suit the scaffold type and configuration.

Connect family
CONNECT — Joining and installation

Track joiners align adjoining track sections, while panel guides introduce the reinforced panel edge into the track. Connect supports continuity and controlled panel installation.

GUARD — Containment for the application

The Guard Range provides purpose-built panels for different containment requirements, including airflow, weather protection, printed presentation and industrial work. Each uses the system's common track interface.

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Reusable across projects.

Track and connectors are designed for multiple jobs rather than single use. Panels slide out for reuse, storage or a change of Guard product on the next site.

Fits your scaffold.

Compatible with Ringlock (Layher, At-Pac, SmartScaff), Kwikstage, Cuplock and tube-and-fitting scaffolds, with connectors matched to each.

Supporting structure, tie points and containment loads are project-specific and should be checked by the scaffold's engineer for each job.

The Guard Range

One track. Six panels, one per environment.

Every Guard panel slides into the same TRAKTEC track. Read on for what each is built for, or select up to three to compare side by side.

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Engineering

Designed. Tested. Proven.

Independent testing, engineered connections and documented performance. ScaffCover brings the track, connectors and Guard panels together as one coordinated containment system.

Testing is part of how we design.

At ScaffCover, we place a strong emphasis on testing how containment performs as a complete system. The panel, track and connectors each have a role, but it is the way they work together that matters on site. Our testing programme examines those connections and provides documented results to support engineering decisions.

Destructive testing is an important part of that approach. By loading an assembly to its test limit, we can understand how it responds, where deformation occurs and how the panel-to-track connection behaves under load. Those observations help us evaluate the design and give project engineers a clearer basis for reviewing the tested configuration.

Alongside destructive testing, pull-out testing measures the strength of the shared panel-to-track connection, while fire testing establishes the performance of the Guard materials. Together, these results provide practical information for selecting and specifying a ScaffCover containment system. The key findings are summarised below, with supporting reports available in the engineering pack.

12.8 kN/m

Panel-to-track connection

All Guard panels use the same panel-to-track connection. Independent pull-out testing recorded a mean breaking strength of 12.8 kN per metre of engaged panel edge.

9.7×

Stronger per metre

The shared panel-to-track connection gives every Guard panel the same 9.7× connection-strength comparison: 12.8 kN/m against cable ties at 600 mm centres (1.32 kN/m).

3.5 kN

ShadeGuard destructive test

In destructive load testing, the ShadeGuard assembly held the panel to a test load of 3.5 kN. The full test report is included in the engineering pack.

Fire tested

All six Guard products

The complete Guard Range has been fire tested and meets the applicable fire-performance requirements for Australian scaffold containment.

Fire tested across the Guard Range.

All six Guard products have undergone fire testing and comply with the applicable fire-performance requirements of AS 1576.7 (Int):2021 — Scaffolding, Part 7: Safe use of encapsulation on scaffolding.

Supporting fire-test documentation is available with the engineering information for your selected Guard product.

Confidence in your market.

Where ScaffCover products are offered for sale, we ensure the applicable product testing and compliance requirements for that market have been met. We keep the supporting compliance documentation current, so you can specify the products available in your region with confidence.

Our team can provide the market-specific test reports, product information and installation guidance relevant to your project. Contact us to confirm the Guard products available in your country and request their supporting documentation.

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Get the test results, technical information and supporting documentation to help specify the right ScaffCover system for your project.

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Where the system is used.

Construction, industrial containment, wet-weather protection, printed branding and event infrastructure — the same platform adapted to the requirements of each project.

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Industrial

Abrasive blasting and coating

BlastGuard's reinforced ripstop contains blast media on bridges, shipyards, refineries and power stations undergoing abrasive blasting or coating work.

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Construction

Everyday scaffold containment

NetGuard and ShadeGuard cover general construction sites needing debris control or mesh ventilation while keeping airflow through the scaffold. RainGuard's solid waterproof panel goes up where the priority is keeping a work area dry.

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Weather protection

Keeping work dry

RainGuard's heat-welded membrane covers walkways, entries and work areas that need to stay dry and operational through wet weather.

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Printed branding

Facade wraps and hoardings

PrintGuard and PrintGuard Air turn the scaffold into a facade reproduction, brand statement or project hoarding while containment continues underneath.

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Infrastructure & events

Major projects and event structures

Used on infrastructure works including Suburban Rail Loop and North East Link, and on event structures such as sightscreens at the Junction Oval cricket ground.

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Events

Printed presentation for temporary structures.

A branded corporate hospitality structure at a major sporting event — the same panel system used for site containment, applied to short-term event builds.

Temporary works that actually work.

Every project brings its own challenges. ScaffCover combines practical problem-solving, an integrated product system and bespoke design capability to develop solutions around the job. We start with what needs to happen on site, then work through how to make it possible — from the initial concept to installation and use.

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Start with the job.

Access, containment, weather exposure, available space and installation sequence all shape the right solution. Understanding these constraints upfront, before selecting components, is what makes a temporary works solution practical.

A coordinated system. Room to adapt.

The standard Track, Core, Connect and Guard components form a repeatable containment platform. Where a project needs something different, project-specific configurations and bespoke design work address the requirement while keeping the same underlying system. Explore the system →

Designed for the whole task.

Brief and concept, engineering review, component supply, and installation, use, inspection and reconfiguration on site — a clear process from first conversation to ongoing use.

Bring us the challenge.

Send us the project location, drawings, dimensions, site conditions and intended use, and we'll work through how the system can be configured for it.

Supporting structures, loads and project-specific configurations require appropriate engineering review.

The ScaffCover digital ecosystem

Everything in one place.

The ScaffCover client portal gives you everything you need — from first enquiry through to delivery — in one secure place. Available on desktop and mobile, at the touch of a finger.

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Installation guidance

Installation support

Fitting a connector and sliding a panel into the track follows the same principle across Ringlock, Kwikstage, Cuplock and tube-and-fitting connectors.

For a site-specific installation walkthrough, technical drawings or a toolbox talk for your crew, contact us directly and we'll organise it for your project.

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Documentation

Product data sheets, the engineering pack and the current brochure are supplied on request, so you always get the right version for your project.

A complete approach to scaffold containment.

ScaffCover's patent-pending, modular, off-the-shelf containment system is the first of its kind globally. It brings track, purpose-designed components and the Guard Range together in one coordinated platform, giving scaffolders, contractors and project teams a complete approach to containment across a range of applications.

More than track attached to scaffold.

Keder track has been used on scaffolds before. What makes ScaffCover different is the complete system around it: a coordinated range of track, components and purpose-built containment panels, with defined roles and connections.

As ScaffCover launches in each market, the aim is to make that system available as an off-the-shelf product range. Project teams can select and configure repeatable components to suit the application, rather than develop a one-off containment arrangement for every job.

The system is intended to work within established scaffold design and engineering workflows, using existing design software and engineering methods to plan the configuration and assess project requirements. Like the scaffold supporting it, containment can then be approached as a system to be engineered, installed, inspected and maintained.

This does not replace project-specific engineering. It provides a consistent product platform on which that work can be based, with the selected panels, connections, supporting scaffold and applicable local requirements considered together.

Compliance is part of the work.

We take compliance seriously. Testing, technical documentation and clearly defined applications are central to how we develop and communicate the ScaffCover system. We distinguish between what has been tested, the conditions of that testing, and what needs to be assessed for an individual project.

For projects in different markets, the applicable local requirements, selected product and proposed configuration need to be considered together. Our Engineering page sets out the available test evidence, with supporting documentation available on request to inform specification and project review.

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An international outlook.

ScaffCover is developed in Australia, with an outlook shaped by enquiries from project teams around the world. Our manufacturing partnership with BSL brings together ScaffCover's system development and BSL's established manufacturing expertise.

We welcome conversations with scaffolders, contractors and potential partners about their applications, market requirements and the practical steps needed to introduce the system.

Australian locations

Melbourne
29/31 Ainslie Road
Campbellfield VIC 3061
Sydney
5 Tasha Place
Kings Park NSW 2148
Perth
20 Avery Street
Neerabup WA 6031

Planned stocking locations

ScaffCover is operating in Australia, with international stocking locations planned to bring the system closer to your projects.

France
Planned from early 2027
United Kingdom
Planned from early 2027
Netherlands
Planned from early 2027
United States
Planned from mid-2027

Planning a project in one of these markets? Enquire now about availability and supply as we prepare for launch.

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Manufacturing

System development. Manufacturing expertise.

ScaffCover designs and tests the TRAKTEC system and Guard Range, and manufactures through a global partnership with BSL.

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TRAKTEC Core family of connectors

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Manufacturing partnership

Australian innovation. A global manufacturing partnership.

ScaffCover's patent-pending containment system brings a new product platform to the scaffolding industry. Our partnership with BSL brings the manufacturing experience and international reach to take that platform into new markets at scale.

BSL understood the ScaffCover story: containment could be a complete, repeatable system, supported by a coordinated product range. That shared understanding underpins a partnership focused on bringing the system to scaffolders and project teams around the world.

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BSL has designed, manufactured and supplied scaffolding and formwork since 1984, with its own design and engineering departments and international manufacturing and sales support. The partnership pairs that manufacturing experience with the design, testing and application knowledge ScaffCover has built around TRAKTEC and the Guard Range.

Manufacturing expertise

BSL brings established scaffolding manufacturing experience to the production of ScaffCover's system components.

ScaffCover intellectual property

ScaffCover owns the product IP behind its patent-pending system. The partnership combines that product platform with BSL's manufacturing capability.

Capacity for international rollout

BSL's manufacturing base and global reach support production and supply as ScaffCover enters new markets, connecting repeatable manufacturing capacity with the tailored configurations individual projects need.

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Operating today. Expanding internationally.

ScaffCover is in full operation in Australia. Our international rollout is underway, with planned stocking in France, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and the United States.

Australia
In operation
France
Stocking planned for early 2027
United Kingdom
Stocking planned for early 2027
Netherlands
Stocking planned for early 2027
United States
Stocking planned by mid-2027

Further markets, including New Zealand and Canada, are part of the international rollout.

Talk to us about product availability, supply partnerships and the requirements of your market.

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Compliance supports every market launch.

Testing, technical documentation and market requirements are part of how ScaffCover prepares the system for wider adoption. Available test evidence is set out on our Engineering page; product selection and project-specific requirements need to be assessed for each application and market.

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Talk to us about your project.

Tell us what you're containing and where. We'll get back to you with product and system recommendations.

Locations
Melbourne — 29/31 Ainslie Road, Campbellfield VIC 3061
Sydney — 5 Tasha Place, Kings Park NSW 2148
Perth — 20 Avery Street, Neerabup WA 6031
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