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. The “First” range of aluminium scaffold towers is perfect for the DIY enthusiast offering a safer, more comfortable way to work at height than a conventional ladder.

I actually prefer the ones not rated for commercial use as they are IMO significantly lighter and easier to handle on your own (same with ladders). These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. With trade towers these requirements are often dealt with by a pack of accessory components or separete stairwell specific towers. New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging .

The ability to move around more on a scaffold tower also might save you time in doing your task as you won’t need to stop and keep repositioning the tower like you would with a ladder. The roofer/gutter guys I use climb up on a ladder, then transfer to the roof, but that looks far to precarious for me to undertake. You can also use as much or as little of its potential as you want, making it great for full on house painting or just reaching a low gutter.

Get closer to your work as the tower can reposition on its stabiliser bar and easy to move around on its tilt wheels. Scaffold Towers have large work platforms, which can comfortably fit a worker and any necessary tools and materials, while at the same time being both rigid and stable. This would make a good tower, you might want some more boards if you want an intermediate platform, and a set of wheels if you want it to be mobile. Some of the collected data includes the number of visitors, their source, and the pages they visit anonymously. Scaffold towers are self-supporting, meaning they do not need to be leaned against any wall or building, the very benefit that makes a mobile scaffold tower such a practical form of high level access.I’m pretty handy and would tackle these things if I could reach them easily/safely, its only the height that makes them difficult. For extensive work area, timber frame and roofing, we hired a big kwikstage from a scaffold company.

And the problem at the side of the porch is because of a flowerbed/low wall - so I have the width for an outrigger just not the tower (as it is a fixed length) .The fourth lift (which is not recommended) I occasionally use alongside the gable wall for accessing the satellite dish, etc, is always tied into that gable wall and the other two stabilisers used. Many people often assume that scaffold towers are only for outdoor use, and mainly for tradespeople who carry out a lot of construction work, but this is not the case.

Most dangerous part is probably building and disassembly so don’t cut corners there but once up it makes a great working platform.

js, an older version of Google Analytics and is used in conjunction with the __utmb cookie to determine new sessions/visits. The first three lifts I'm happy to use with the four stabilisers, although the need rarely arises, I prefer to tie it into the wall, and use the outer stabilisers. Very nice design, was really stable to work on, spent hours cutting and fitting Celotex between rafters on them. 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!