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ALBERT systems compared head to head

Every pair of ALBERT systems in the ScaFix catalogue: which bay lengths and depths they share, which only one of them has, and what the planning engine counts for each on the same example house, parts group by parts group.

· How the numbers are computed ·

ALBERT BLITZFIX 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 BLITZFIX 70 around the example house, as ScaFix draws it in 3D.

How do the ALBERT systems differ?

ScaFix has 2 ALBERT systems: ALBERT BLITZFIX 70 and ALBERT UNITAC 70. On the same example house (11.4 m × 5.3 m), ALBERT BLITZFIX 70 needs 288 parts and ALBERT UNITAC 70 288. The two systems share no bay length, so their bay grids differ.

Pair by pair: bay lengths and depths

Each pair of ALBERT systems, from the catalogue the engine plans with. «Only in» lists the bay lengths one system has and the other lacks; the last column is the parts total of each on the example house.

ALBERT systems compared head to head
PairTypeShared bay lengthsOnly in the firstOnly in the secondShared depthsParts on the house
ALBERT BLITZFIX 70 – ALBERT UNITAC 70Same type: Frame–3.07 m, 2.57 m, 2.07 m, 1.57 m3 m, 2.5 m, 2 m, 1.5 m–288 / 288

Parts group by group on the same house

Each ALBERT system planned on ScaFix’s example house (11.4 m × 5.3 m) with the default settings. The rows are the groups of the app’s parts list; «–» means the system has no part in that group. How the example is set up is on the methodology page.
Parts groupALBERT BLITZFIX 70ALBERT UNITAC 70
Frames and standards6060
Decks3232
Guardrails4848
Toeboards3232
Diagonals88
Ends88
Wall ties and fittings6060
Base jacks and legs4040
Bays on the long wall55
Depth0.73 m0.74 m
All parts288288
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.

Questions and answers

Can I mix parts from two ALBERT systems in ScaFix?

No. ScaFix plans each wall with one system’s own parts and never mixes systems in a parts list. Whether two systems of one maker may be combined on site is for ALBERT’s instructions to say. ScaFix is a planning aid, not a structural approval.

Why do the parts totals of the ALBERT systems differ?

A wall is filled with each system’s own bay lengths, so a shorter bay means more bays, standards and ledgers; the depth changes the transoms and decks, and frame systems count frames where modular systems count standards and ledgers. The totals say nothing about price or load class.

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