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Friday, February 27, 2026

ScaffChamp Raises Team Limit for 2024 Competition

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The event organisers of ScaffChamp 2024 have announced a significant expansion in the team limit for the upcoming competition. 

Responding to overwhelming demand from eager scaffolding teams and enthusiasts alike, the team limit has been increased from 18 to 21 teams, offering more scaffolders the opportunity to showcase their skills on the international stage.

Mark Parkin, recently appointed as a ScaffChamp Ambassador, expressed his excitement about the expansion of the team limit. “This decision reflects the growing popularity and prestige of ScaffChamp within the scaffolding community,” he remarked. 

Mark Parkin

“By increasing the team limit, we’re not only accommodating the high demand from participants but also fostering greater competition and camaraderie among scaffolders from around the world.”

The decision to expand the team limit comes in response to the remarkable success and increasing interest of ScaffChamp in previous years. With teams eager for a chance to compete and spectators enthusiastic to watch the thrilling scaffolding events planned out, the competition has become a must-attend event on the industry calendar.

“As the competition continues to evolve and attract a diverse range of talent, it’s essential that we adapt to meet the needs of our participants and audience,” explained Oleg Abramov, Head of Operations at ScaffChamp.

“Expanding the team limit not only ensures a more inclusive competition but also reinforces our commitment to fostering innovation, safety, and excellence within the scaffolding industry.”

Ticket News

In addition to the expansion of the team limit, the organisers have also announced that tickets for spectators wishing to attend and witness the championships unfold in person will go on sale on Friday, March 1st, 2024. This eagerly anticipated announcement opens up the opportunity for fans and enthusiasts to secure their place and be part of the excitement first-hand.

With the team limit now expanded to accommodate 21 teams of scaffolders and tickets for spectators set to go on sale, the stage is set for an even more exhilarating and competitive ScaffChamp 2024.

Now in its 4th year, ScaffChamp is set to be held on 24 – 25 May 2024 and takes place each year in Vilnius, Lithuania. For more information, team registration, and ticket sales details, visit the official ScaffChamp 2024 website.

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