Bamboo scaffolding is a construction technique that uses bamboo poles to create temporary structures for building and renovation projects. This method is popular in many parts of Asia, particularly in Hong Kong, due to bamboo's strength, flexibility, and lightweight nature. It can be assembled quickly and is often more cost-effective than traditional scaffolding materials. The use of bamboo scaffolding is also environmentally friendly, as bamboo is a renewable resource that grows rapidly. Workers can easily climb and maneuver on these structures, making them efficient for accessing high areas. However, safety measures are essential to ensure stability and protect workers during construction.