ScaffMag Celebrates it’s 2nd Birthday

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We are 2 today!

Yes, it’s true ScaffMag.com the first and only scaffolding magazine is 2 years old today and what a two years it has been. But none of this would have been posable without you our loyal readers and our fantastic sponsors. I would like to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of you for your continued support.

Where did ScaffMag come from ?

Back in November 2009 I noticed our trade never had a paper or online magazine like others trades and I thought we needed one. So even though I was (and still am) a full time scaffolder I set about registering the domain and designing the site.

Two years on ScaffMag is stronger then ever with a huge database of helpful scaffolding content and a ton of scaffolding news from around the world. Our facebook page has built up a fan base of over 2,500 generating 210,000 post views per month. Don’t get me wrong ScaffMag still has a long way to go but I have never been more passionate about something than this digital magazine that unites scaffolders. Here is to the future… cheers.

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