Site Seeing 223 | 2026

Speeding up projects, minimising closure times: FlexDeck performs convincingly at Sweden’s longest road bridge

During refurbishment work on the Öland Bridge, Sweden’s longest road bridge, the scaffolding constructors on the spot were able to build the work platform needed underneath the bridge more quickly, more safely and optimally matched to prevailing conditions with the aid of FlexDeck, the innovative and modular platform solution. It enabled the project to be speeded up and bridge closure times to be minimised – while the cantilevered construction method ensured a high degree of safety already during assembly.

  • Detailed advance planning in 3D by Layher’s applications engineers on the spot, using LayPLAN CAD, plus close consultation and ongoing modifications to the planning work based on the digital twin of the scaffolding
  • Fast transfer of the 3D scaffolding model for structural verification, with all structurally relevant data
  • Generation of dependable material lists at the push of a button using the LayPLAN MATERIALMANAGER. This means that the right material was available at the site at the right time and in the right quantity for every construction phase
  • High load-bearing capacity of the Aluminium FlexBeam reduces the number of suspension points. This speeds up progress on the project, protects the structure and permits efficient working on the platform
  • Safer assembly thanks to the cantilevered construction method, meaning assembly from a secured position
  • Combination with Allround Scaffolding allows on-site requirements to be implemented using system components, for example the attachment of side protection to protect against falls

The FlexDeck modular platform solution from Layher can be assembled using the so-called cantilevered construction method, meaning from a secure position.

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