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ALBERT UNITAC 70 scaffold: bay lengths, depths and parts list

ALBERT UNITAC 70 has bay lengths of 1.5–3 m and a depth of 0.74 m in ScaFix. Enter your walls, and ScaFix draws the ALBERT UNITAC 70 scaffold in 3D and works out its parts list. Below is our example house with ALBERT UNITAC 70. Any other size: Scaffold calculator.

· How the numbers are computed ·

ALBERT UNITAC 70 scaffolding around a house of 11.4 × 5.3 m with a gabled roof (eaves 4.5 m, ridge 6 m), drawn by the ScaFix 3D model
ALBERT UNITAC 70 around the example house, as ScaFix draws it in 3D.

How many parts does ALBERT UNITAC 70 need for a house?

ScaFix plans ALBERT UNITAC 70 with the bay lengths 3 m, 2.5 m, 2 m and 1.5 m and scaffold depth 0.74 m. On ScaFix’s 11.4 m × 5.3 m example house, scaffolded all round, ALBERT UNITAC 70 needs 288 parts; Jamax needs 268 on the same house.

ALBERT UNITAC 70 in ScaFix

Manufacturer · System type
ALBERT · Frame scaffold (facade scaffold)
Variants in the system picker
ALBERT UNITAC 70
Bay lengths · Depths
3 m, 2.5 m, 2 m, 1.5 m · 0.74 m
Source of bay lengths and depths
Depth: DIBt Z-8.1-979 (read 23 October 2026); ScaFix has no page reference for the bay lengths yet.
Source of the tie rule
DIBt Z-8.1-979 ALBERT UNITAC 70 (bis 03.04.2029) Anlage B §B.5 a–c
How ScaFix plans ALBERT UNITAC 70
2 m lifts; ties every 4 m vertically, every 6 m (2 × 3 m) / 5 m (2 × 2.5 m) / 4 m (2 × 2 m) along the wall; diagonals at least one per 5 bays in every lift

Wall-tie spacing along the wall for ALBERT UNITAC 70

ScaFix ties ALBERT UNITAC 70 every 4 m in height. Along the wall a tie sits on a standard, so the spacing is always a whole number of bays: for a wall built from one bay length, the table shows how many bays lie between two tied standards and the spacing that gives. Rule: DIBt Z-8.1-979 ALBERT UNITAC 70 (bis 03.04.2029) Anlage B §B.5 a–c. ScaFix is a planning tool, not a structural approval.

Wall-tie spacing along the wall for each bay length of ALBERT UNITAC 70 in ScaFix
Bay lengthBays between tiesTie spacing along the wall
3 m26 m
2.5 m25 m
2 m24 m
1.5 m23 m

Good to know

A separate approved product of ALBERT, built from parts compatible with plettac SL; it is not a plettac system.

Sources for ALBERT UNITAC 70

Tie rule for ALBERT UNITAC 70: DIBt Z-8.1-979 ALBERT UNITAC 70 (bis 03.04.2029) Anlage B §B.5 a–c. DIBt Z-8.1-979 can be looked up by its number in the DIBt approval database. ScaFix is a planning tool, not a structural approval.

  1. dibt.de/en/service/approval-download/search

Close-ups from the 3D model

Close-up of the corner where the long wall and the gable wall meet, with ALBERT UNITAC 70 standards, decks, guardrails and toe boards in the ScaFix 3D model
The corner: the bays of the two walls meet, with deck, guardrail and toe board on each lift.
Close-up of the top ALBERT UNITAC 70 lift below the eaves, with guardrails and toe boards, in the ScaFix 3D model
The top lift below the eaves, with guardrails and toe boards.

The example house with ALBERT UNITAC 70

The walls of the example house with ALBERT UNITAC 70
WallLengthHeightBays
Wall 1 + 311.4 m4.5 m1 × 1.5 m + 3 × 3 m + 1 × 2.5 m
Wall 2 + 4 (gable)5.3 m6 m1 × 1.5 m + 1 × 3 m + 1 × 2.5 m

The parts list for the example house with ALBERT UNITAC 70

The parts list for the example house with ALBERT UNITAC 70
PartLengthCount
Frames and standards
Frames2 m40
Frames1 m4
Top-lift guardrail posts16
Decks
Decks without ladder3 m14
Decks without ladder2.5 m8
Decks without ladder1.5 m8
Decks with ladder3 m2
Guardrails
Front guardrails3 m24
Front guardrails2.5 m12
Front guardrails1.5 m12
Toeboards
Toeboards3 m16
Toeboards2.5 m8
Toeboards1.5 m8
Diagonals
Diagonals1.5 m8
Ends
End guardrails8
Wall ties and fittings
Wall ties30
Wall-anchor fittings30
Base jacks and legs
Base jacks / legs40

ALBERT UNITAC 70 · Scaffold depth: 0.74 m · Decks at: 2.5 m, 4.5 m · Decks with ladders · Parts in all: 288

ALBERT UNITAC 70 compared with similar systems on the same house

The example house with ALBERT UNITAC 70 and similar systems
SystemBays on the long wallDepthParts in allAgainst ALBERT UNITAC 70
ALBERT UNITAC 701 × 1.5 m + 3 × 3 m + 1 × 2.5 m0.74 m288this page
Jamax4 × 3 m0.68 m268-20 (-7%)
Layher Blitz4 × 3.07 m0.73 m308+20 (+7%)
Plettac SL 70/1001 × 1.5 m + 3 × 3 m + 1 × 2.5 m0.73 m316+28 (+10%)

ALBERT UNITAC 70: parts by wall size

Scaffold depth 0.74 m, access: decks with ladders. Each wall is a whole number of 3 m bays, so the scaffold covers it exactly.

Parts by wall size with ALBERT UNITAC 70
Wall (length × height)BaysDecked liftsFrames and standardsDecksBase jacks and legsWall ties and fittingsParts in all
6 × 4 m2 × 3 m1626629
12 × 6 m4 × 3 m2158101877
18 × 8 m6 × 3 m328181424138
24 × 10 m8 × 3 m445321844227
30 × 12 m10 × 3 m566502252320

Questions about ALBERT UNITAC 70

How many parts does ALBERT UNITAC 70 need for a 12 m × 6 m wall?

A 12 m long, 6 m high wall with ALBERT UNITAC 70 (4 × 3 m) needs 77 parts according to ScaFix: 15 frames and standards, 8 decks, 10 base jacks and legs and 18 wall ties and fittings, with decks on 2 lifts. A 30 m wall 12 m high needs 320.

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