DIY Scaffold Tower - Home Master Aluminium Towers - Quick Assembly (5m Home Master DIY Scaffold Tower)

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A DIY scaffold tower is also a good choice for situations where it would be difficult to use a ladder safely. All of our DIY scaffold towers can be assembled and disassembled easily, meaning they can be used without the need for expensive tools and equipment. Safe, stable, and versatile, this tower will complement any home "tool kit" and is available in four sizes to suit almost every application from decorating your stairs to painting the outside of your house or pruning trees.

After an initial one-time parts assembly, the “First” range can be easily assembled and dismantled for convenient storage and offers a solution to most access problems around the average home. For low level stuff they are much safer than a ladder for working at height, say an upstairs window -working for any length of time on a ladder will encourage leaning out too far.

The information shared is only to be used to provide the service, product or function you requested, and not for any other purpose. However, the struts that hold the thing together are painted steel - I don't see this as a problem but I will overpaint any chips or flaking at regular intervals to deter rust. With trade towers these requirements are often dealt with by a pack of accessory components or separete stairwell specific towers. The only way to ensure all cookies are removed from your computer is to use the cookie management tool within your browser.

Once up it is sturdy and feels much more solid and robust than it looks - if you attach the outriggers it feels amazingly secure. Using a scaffold tower is much easier than working from a ladder, especially if you’re planning to work at height for a few hours. They can be built straight from the packaging so you won’t have the worry, and you can start making full use of your scaffold tower. They mention that it's a really good piece of equipment, it' s easy to assemble and that it can be easily carried in a car.m ish) - thought I could probably sort something out not using the wide legs on the half landing, using outriggers, tying or something and using my adjustable ladder for the stair bits. Get closer to your work as the tower can reposition on its stabiliser bar and easy to move around on its tilt wheels. I've bought more sections and extras over time, you can make a narrow tower for tight alleyways, or a square when you have the space.

Doing loads of work on the house and it’s paid for itself multiple times over vs using trades or hiring one. The tower itself is a really good piece of equipment - apart from the instructions being under one of the platforms it is easy to assemble by yourself after the first go. As with all equipment 'think safety' is vital and take care when using , but I won't go up the ladder again after using this! The timber infill to the platforms (and the trap) is fixed to the platform and what gives it its weight. Ground doesn’t need to be pancake flat if you have assorted bits of wood to make it flat – use big bits, a4+ size bits of plywood and joist cut off.For large scale home DIY jobs like decorating, pruning your trees and washing your windows, a ladder may not always be the best choice. Please follow the instructions below, from the web browser manufacturers directly, to configure your browser settings*. Factor in a harness, a couple of slings and scaffolders carabiners, as you’ll still need to transition from ladder to platform as you would onto your roof.