Exclusive: ScaffChamp 24 Dates Revealed

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Scaffmag can reveal the official dates for ScaffChamp 2024, which promises to be an even bigger and better international scaffolding championship.

The Baltic Scaffolders Association (BSA), the driving force behind the Scaffolders Championship, dubbed ScaffChamp, has been working tirelessly to make the 2024 edition a remarkable experience for participants and spectators alike.

Scaffmag can exclusively reveal that ScaffChamp 24 is scheduled to take place from May 24 to 25, 2024, in Vilnius, Lithuania.

While we eagerly await the official announcement of team registration dates, we can also confirm that the registration process for ScaffChamp 24 will follow the same format as the previous year.

Teams will be required to register for the event, and there will be a team limit in place. As always, it will be on a first-come, first-served basis, ensuring that early registrants secure their spots in the competition. To promote fairness, BSA has pledged to announce the opening of team registration at least one week in advance so that all teams have an equal opportunity to register.

ScaffChamp 23, also held in Vilnius, Lithuania, exceeded all expectations, attracting over 400 participants from around the world. The event was a true testament to the international scaffolding community’s skill, dedication, and camaraderie.

The highlight of ScaffChamp 23 was the intense competition among fifteen international teams, who had to erect and dismantle a specially designed Layher Allround scaffold structure as quickly and safely as possible.

The Swedish team, Kaefer AB, set a new record with a remarkable time of 59 minutes and 1 second. Lithuanian teams Globalita and Hotrema secured the second and third positions, respectively, showcasing their scaffolding expertise.

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