LAYHER SYSTEM SCAFFOLDING – SET FOR SUCCESS

New offices in Louth and an array of new, innovative products are helping to make sure Layher System Scaffolding is primed for growth

Layher System Scaffolding recently held its open day at its new offices on July 7th 2022, as it continues to expand its presence and success in the Irish market. The impressive new site, consisting of warehousing on a 4500sqm yard, is situated in Ardee, County Louth on Patrick Tierney Street. During Layher’s open day, both current and potential customers had the chance to see live demonstrations, gain experience with the company’s goods first hand and speak with staff members from both Ireland and Germany. This provided visitors with the chance to ask any questions they might have and learn more about the entire array of equipment and services Layher has to offer.

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Pat Mc Gahan the Managing Director of Ireland, Thomas Kitner the Managing Director of Layher International and George Layher, Managing Partner of Layher enjoying the open day

Visitors also had the opportunity to see and explore the new facilities that have been constructed over the past year during the open day. On the day, emphasis was placed on the complete line of Layher products available to the Irish market. To top off a magnificent day, guests took great pleasure enjoying a BBQ and music.

Pat McGahan, the Managing Director of Layher Ireland, expressed his satisfaction at the open day’s success and the numerous compliments the staff received on the new facilities.

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Furthermore, they praised Layher Ireland’s great product assortment and excellent quality. New products from Layher were also on display at the event. Ireland’s customers and users of Layher system scaffolding stand to gain from these recent advancements of the company.

One of the newly developed products on display at the event was Layher’s new TwixBeam. The revolutionary TwixBeam is a two-piece, versatile beam that is created at the renowned Layher Eibensbach factory in Germany, not far from Stuttgart. It is made entirely of superior aluminium. The new beam is allegedly called after a well-known chocolate bar.

Showcasing products on the day is Stuart Farrell,
Design Engineer at Layher Ireland

Also on display on the day was Layhers AGS system. Layhers AGS was also on show on the day. With Layher’s most recent scaffolding innovation, scaffold erection will be faster and safer than ever before. The system aims to simplify and enhance facade scaffold installation. The AGS system features a post and guardrail design which is completely independent but can also interface directly with the well-established Layher Allround design – with the focus on the same key benefits of safety, speed and versatility.

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Denise Maguire   Editor of Irish Construction Industry Magazine & Plan Magazine

Email: denise@mcdmedia.ie      WWW.MCDMEDIA.IE  WWW.IRISHCONSTRUCTION.COM

 

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