Pilosio announces UK partnership with JMAC Group and Creator at ScaffEx25

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Pilosio UK has announced a new partnership with JMAC Group Hire & Sales and Creator Scaffold Designs and Temporary Works Consultants Ltd, in a move aimed at strengthening support for contractors and engineers across the country.

The agreement was unveiled last week at ScaffEx25 in Manchester, where industry leaders gathered for two days of exhibitions, product launches and networking.

Under the partnership, Pilosio’s scaffolding and access systems will be distributed through JMAC Group Hire & Sales’ established UK network. Creator Scaffold Designs will provide technical expertise and design support, offering contractors a fully integrated service.

The companies said the collaboration combines product innovation, distribution strength and engineering capability, with the aim of delivering smoother and more efficient project outcomes.

Pilosio UK described the agreement as a significant step in expanding its presence in the British market. JMAC Group highlighted the benefit of adding advanced products to its supply chain, while Creator Scaffold Designs emphasised the importance of technical support in ensuring safe and successful projects.

The announcement was among several major developments revealed at ScaffEx25, reflecting the industry’s focus on collaboration and innovation.

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