ScaffCycle relaunches used scaffolding marketplace

ScaffCycle has relaunched its online marketplace for used scaffolding, adding a new wanted feature and faster tools for listing stock.

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ScaffCycle has relaunched its online marketplace for used scaffolding after rebuilding the platform to make it easier for contractors, scaffolders and suppliers to buy, sell and source equipment.

The updated site has been designed to reduce the time it takes to list stock and make it easier for users to search for available equipment.

A key addition is a new “wanted” feature, which allows users to post details of the equipment they are looking for. The aim is to make demand more visible to sellers who may have matching stock in their yards.

The platform also now allows users to copy and paste stock lists directly into ScaffCycle, rather than uploading documents. ScaffCycle said this should make it quicker for companies to get inventory live on the site.

The business said the original version of the platform showed there was demand for a dedicated marketplace for used scaffolding.

But it also showed that users needed a simpler way to list and search for equipment, particularly in a sector where many people are working away from a desk.

ScaffCycle said the rebuild has focused on removing barriers in the buying and selling process, with cleaner navigation and further development planned around uploading and managing stock.

New listings are already being added to the updated platform, with the company continuing to grow its buyer and seller base as awareness of the service builds.

The marketplace is aimed at companies looking to sell surplus scaffolding, source second-hand stock or keep usable equipment in circulation for longer.

Daniel Norton
Daniel NortonEditorhttps://www.scaffmag.com
Dan our Editor looks after Scaffmag's daily news service, he started his career as a scaffolder before creating and founding Scaffmag in 2008. Dan now spends his days visiting projects and writing about the scaffolding and access industry.

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