What is a dead shore scaffolding?

Dead shore scaffolding, also known as dead shores, is a temporary support system used in construction to support a structure or elements of a building during renovation or repair. It consists of vertical posts, known as shores, that are placed beneath beams or slabs to carry loads until permanent supports are reinstated. This system is crucial for ensuring stability and safety while work is being carried out. Dead shores are typically used when the original support structure is compromised or removed.