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MULTICRAB MULTILEVEL MULTIDIRECTIONAL SCAFFOLDING Matériel conçu Our equipment et fabriqué en and is designed France

The Crab system The Crab system consists of a self-locking wedge key attached to a stirrup. Once a ledger comes into contact with a stirrup, the wedge key pivots automatically to form an instant connection. A single blow to the wedge key ensures the strength of the connection. When wedging is carried out along the main axes, it is guaranteed that the ledgers will be connected at right angles. A ledger may also be installed in any direction, without any dead angle. The Crab node can be used to fit 8 components simultaneously: 4 ledgers and 4 diagonal braces. The Crab system allows a ledger...

The Crab range includes fully compatible meshes of varying lengths, offering a multitude of options. Examples of ground-level combinations Examples of elevation combinations Reinforced ledgers Diagonal braces

Multicrab components Façade application 0.70 m bracket with sliding foot Diagonale brace 1.00 m post with wedge coupler Panatrap 0.50 m bracket Beam 6.00 m Toeboard Panacier 0.30 m bracket Anchor tie Basic standard Pedestrian passage 0.15 m ledger Adjustable baseplate Use this QR code to view the one-line erecting video on your mobile. Assembly with MDS guardrail Assembly with safety barrier gate

Multicrab components Industrial application 0.27 m end post Net or wire netting Trapdoor Single slidind foot Sheet pin Protective screen arm Gate with toeboard Planchacier U-2 stirrups Sliding foot Temporary erecting guardrail We have broadened the range of additional components and accessories, so Multicrab can handle the most complex projects, meeting all the requirements for collective safety and providing fast erection. Download the CRAB RANGE technical manual at: www.entrepose-echafaudages.com Images for illustration purposes only

Construction - Historic monuments Multicrab adapts to every type of structure: - Refurbishment scaffolding, - Cantilevered scaffolding, - Reinforced scaffolding for the re-dressing of solid stone facades, - Roofer protection, - Temporary roof scaffolding, - Working platform, - Worksite access stair towers, - Self-stabilising mobile frames, - Loading bays etc. Albi cathedral: scaffolding for the restoration of the coping and stained glass. Paris, Opéra Garnier: scaffolding for the restoration of the west facade and cupola. Lille: shoring to the façades of the former Saint-Antoine hospital....

Paris, Louvre post office: 230 tonnes of Multicrab scaffolding for the 9200 m2 of the building’s four sides. Paris, Palais Royal: temporary roof for renovation work to the headquarters of the Banque de France. Boulogne-Billancourt: Cité de la Musique – Ile Seguin, 350 tonnes of equipment around the entire ovoid complex. Notre-Dame-de-Lorettes (59): scaffolding for the restoration of the basilica. Montluçon: decks for the replacement of hangers in the swimming pool’s false ceilin

Public Works and Civil Engineering Multicrab can be used to create all of the temporary structures required for construction in the Public Works and Civil Engineering domain: - fixed service scaffolding, - mobile scaffolding, - suspended scaffolding, - fixed and crane-movable worksite staircases, - gangways and public staircases for worksite users, - accesses for the general public etc. Fully compatible with Crab shoring equipment, it is used to build mixed structures. Rennes subway: service scaffolding and shoring at the ‘‘Gares’’ station. Angers, Haute Chaîne bridge: suspended scaffolding...

Jouy-aux-Arches, dam: suspended scaffolding and public walkways. Rennes subway: service scaffolding and shoring at the Voltaire access well. Brest: scaffolding and shoring for refurbishment work on the Recouvrance bridge. Tours-Bordeaux HSL: shoring and scaffolding on many engineering structures. RN 21, between Limoges and Périgueux: temporary footbridge during reconstruction of the bridge over the railway.

Industry It is in shipbuilding that the Crab system was created. This means that multilevel, multidirectional Multicrab scaffolding is perfectly suited to the requirements and constraints of industrial sites. Its flexibility means that it can be used to design scaffolding that is erected as close as possible to the project, whether for new build or maintenance. The fully compatible Crab scaffolding and shoring equipment can be used to build mixed structures for maintenance operations requiring the removal and re-installation of very heavy components Fos-sur-Mer, GDF site: scaffolding for a...

Ciments Lafarge: scaffolding and shoring for the replacement of a furnace shell. Skikda, Algeria: scaffolding for the construction of a refinery. Concarneau: temporary roof for the refurbishment of a recreational craft. Arcelor Mittal Atlantique et Lorraine site: scaffolding for maintenance work on blast furnace No. 2. La Mède, Total refinery: several hundred tonnes of scaffolding supplied quickly at every shutdown. DCNS Brest: scaffolding for the construction of FREMM frigates.

Public events Multicrab can be used to create all of the temporary structures required for public events: - awning supports, - giant screen supports, - stage structures and podiums, - spectator stands, combined with Crabétai shoring, - sound, lighting and camera gantries and towers, - scenery supports, - stands, - public walkways and staircases etc. Parvis de La Défense: stage structure for the Fête de la Musique. Monaco: for the F1 Grand Prix, spectator stands and related scaffolding such as walkways, access staircases and giant screen supports. Grand Parc du Puy du Fou: Entrepose provides...

Paris: structures for an exhibition by former students at the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs. Les Sables-d’Olonne, Vendée Globe race: 180 m long scaffolding wall consisting of ‘‘totem towers’’ supporting the sailor’s portraits. Marseille: 3D awning supports for 3D trompe l’oeil, the “Détournement de la Canebière”, by the artist Pierre Delavie. Chamonix: design and installation of a climbing wall. Toulouse: public staircases for extra temporary access during the ‘