5′ x 6’4″ S-Style Triple Ladder Scaffold Frame
The 5′ x 6’4″ S-Style Triple Ladder Scaffold Frame from USA Scaffolding is a heavy-duty Safway-style (S-Style) ladder frame with three rows of ladder rungs for easy climbing at multiple levels. Built from high-quality, non-recycled Q-235 steel and powder-coated for long-lasting durability. Safway-style scaffold frames are generally used in masonry work.
Specifications
- Dimensions: 5′ wide x 6’4″ tall
- Shipping Dimensions: 72″ L x 60″ W x 2″ H
- Frame Style: Safeway (S-Style)
- Frame Type: Triple Ladder — three rows of ladder rungs
- Frame Leg: 1-11/16″
- Wall Thickness: 0.095″
- Top Lock: 8-1/2″
- Lock Type: Drop Lock
- Drilled Hole: 45 degrees
- Finish: Powder Coat Blue
- Material: High grade Q-235 steel (virgin, non-recycled)
- Weight: 45.80 lbs
Applications
The triple ladder design provides multiple climbing points, making it ideal for taller scaffold configurations where workers need access at different platform heights.
This frame requires 7′ x 4′ or 10′ x 4′ cross braces (CB7X4 or CB10X4).
Also Available as a Complete Set
This frame is also available as a complete 5′ x 6’4″ S-Style Triple Ladder Scaffold Frame Set that includes:
- 2 — Safeway Scaffold Frames (LFT56.4)
- 2 — Cross Braces
- 4 — Coupling Pins
- 4 — Spring Clips
At USA Scaffolding, our goal is to provide you with the highest quality product at the lowest possible price. Our scaffolding frames are heavy-duty and made with high-carbon steel so that they do not easily bend if dropped or if something runs into them. We also make our frames from virgin steel and not recycled steel like some of our low cost competitors do. Our scaffolding is designed to hold up on commercial projects, withstand large weight loads and hold up over the course of many jobs.
Stay Safe! Please refer to OSHA guidelines when erecting and using any construction scaffolding products. You can find general scaffolding safety requirements at https://www.osha.gov/etools/scaffolding/supported/frame






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