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Table Scaffold

Espada İskele table scaffolding is an under-slab support family built from prefabricated frame towers under slab and beam formwork. Unit handling and cycle speed depend on site conditions. Frame sizes, finish and capacity are confirmed in the quote—no fixed list price. Planned with H20 timber beams, plywood and telescopic props.

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What is table formwork scaffolding?

Table formwork scaffolding (table / slab-table shores) is a under-slab support system built from prefabricated frame towers. Base jacks, frames, bracing, spigots and head jacks form the tower; H20 or timber and plywood form the deck above.

Espada İskele lists table scaffolding as a formwork-support family here. Frame sizes, pipe sections, finish and capacity are confirmed in the quote by project and stock—no fixed list prices, and competitor catalogue figures are not published as Espada product specs.

On large slabs, unit handling (crane or table trolley) and faster cycles are common advantages; fitness depends on ground, load, height and crane access. Planned with H20 timber beams, plywood and telescopic props.

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System components

A typical table tower; part list and sizes are confirmed in the Espada quote.

  • Sets ground level and the tower’s starting height.

  • Main vertical member; stacked to reach height.

  • Sets bay spacing and helps lateral stiffness.

  • Deck level; four-way, U or T heads follow project detail.

Market talk often cites ~frame width and 110–200 cm height bands; Espada stock is confirmed in the quote.

Technical properties (confirmed in quote)

Rows below are system definition and planning notes. Size, wall thickness, capacity and papers are confirmed in Espada stock / project quotes—competitor handbook figures are not Espada specs.

Summary table

System type
Under-slab table-type load-bearing tower
Main components
Base jack, frame, brace, spigot, head jack / fork head
Frame sizes
Confirmed in quote (common market frame-height bands are reference only)
Load capacity
Set by project design / quote — no fixed kN list
Deck build-up
Planned with H20 / timber + plywood
Finish
In quote (painted / galvanized depend on stock)
Standard / papers
TS EN 12813 is commonly cited in the sector; Espada conformity papers are shared in the quote when available — no uncertified claim on this page

Source and use note

  • Data disciplineCompetitor Ø / wall / kN tables are not copied as Espada product data. Required figures are confirmed in the quote and project design.
  • Project responsibilityFalsework layout and striking conditions follow the designer / site procedure. This page is not a site erection manual.

How to choose table scaffolding?

A short checklist for procurement and site teams.

  1. Load and geometry

    Slab thickness, beam layout and spans; bay spacing from design.

  2. Height and crane

    Working height, crane access and move-without-striking needs.

  3. Deck build-up

    Choose H20 / timber spacing with plywood thickness together.

  4. Ground and safety

    Base bearing, full bracing, no damaged components.

  5. Quote package

    Approx. m² / height, quantity or drawing, delivery point.

Table scaffolding vs telescopic props

Both are under-slab supports; choice depends on span, load and cycle speed. They are often used together.

Companions

  • H20 timber beamPrimary / secondary lines on the table
  • PlywoodForm face

Commercial

What changes table scaffolding prices?

There is no fixed price list. These factors drive the quote.

  1. Height and tower count

    Working height and layout take-off affect totals.

  2. Frame / accessory mix

    Head type, brace bay and handling gear change the set.

  3. Finish and condition

    Painted / galvanized and new–used bands when offered.

  4. Freight and delivery

    Volume, trips and delivery point drive cost.

No price figures; confirmed in the quote.

Use cases

Typical table-form uses; each project is assessed separately.

  • Slabs / decks

    Tower or table layouts on large slab areas.

  • Under beams

    Beam-line support on deep-beam slabs.

  • Heavy / high clearance

    High storeys or heavy slabs with project design.

FAQ — capacity and sizes are confirmed in the quote.

FAQ

What is table scaffolding?

An under-slab support system built from prefabricated frame towers under slab and beam formwork.

How does it differ from telescopic props?

Table systems are frame towers; telescopic props are adjustable point shores. They can be used together on the same site.

What is the load capacity?

No fixed kN list is published. Capacity is confirmed in the quote from setup, sizes and project design.

Which standards apply?

TS EN 12813 is often cited for prefabricated load-bearing towers; EN 12812 frames falsework loads. Espada papers are shared in the quote—no uncertified conformity claim.

How much does table scaffolding cost?

There is no fixed list price. Height, quantity, finish, accessories and freight set the quote.

What should I send for a quote?

Approx. working height, area or tower count, H20/plywood need, delivery point and drawing if any.

Request a table scaffolding quote

Send height, area/quantity and accessory notes. Espada İskele prepares a project quote.

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