Temporary works are exactly what they sound like: temporary structures used to support a building or excavation during construction. Propping, a key element of temporary works, specifically refers to providing vertical support. Think of it as scaffolding for key structural points. This support might be needed when removing a load-bearing wall, installing a new beam, or carrying out any work that could compromise the integrity of the building. It ensures the building remains stable and safe for workers and the public.

Simply put, engineered propping is designed by structural engineers to handle the loads imposed on them. It's crucial for the safety of your project. We consider all potential loads, including the weight of the structure itself, materials being stored, and even wind loads. This careful design ensures the temporary works can safely support the building during construction. Rokk Demolition & Salvage Ltd works with qualified engineers to design and implement safe and effective propping systems for projects of all sizes.