Shore Hire Shore 100 has many applications with a wide range of accessories available.

Shore 100 can be used for propping temporary works, form work raking shores, façade retention, wall support and can easily be assembled into beams of varying length. Based on the high- strength, Shore 100 props are an ideal solution for high Load, vertical and horizontal applications.

Adjustment is at the end unit which means that the prop always remains in the strongest orientation and allows ease of cross bracing in multiple prop applications.

Allowable Compression Loads

Table 1 shows the working loads for a range of effective strut lengths when the shore is subjected to axial compression.

Capacities shown are based on the Universal Tilt Base being anchored using two suitable anchors. Capacities for intermediate effective lengths and angles may be determined by interpolation.

Allowable Tension Loads - Not for supporting vertical precast or tilt slab panels

Table 2 shows the maximum working loads for shores with pinned ends only used in tension.
These capacities are established with the shore pinned into a strut adaptor and a universal tilt base.
Careful selection of the universal tilt base anchors is required to safely withstand the combined loads created.

Allowable Tension Loads: Vertical Precast or Tilt Slab Panels

Table 3 shows the maximum working loads for shores in tension with pinned ends to support vertical precast or tilt slabs panels.

These capacities are determined with a Universal Tilt Base at both ends of the shore.

The precast panel will be subjected to wind forces which will induce either tension or compression forces in the Shore 100. The lesser of the values from Table 1 & 3 shall be adopted as the maximum allowable capacity. Local regulations may affect the use of these shores.

SHORE 100 JACKS

Jacks (left and right hand) developed for use in shoring applications, these heavy duty jacks convert the Shore 100 to a vertical or raking shore. Rotating the vertical soldier in either direction extends or contracts the overall length of the shore. One left and one right is required per assembly.

Figures apply to Shore 100 jacks used in conjunction with either a Universal Tilt Base being anchored using two suitable anchors, Foot Jack Adaptor or Strut Adaptor.