DIY Scaffold Tower - Home Master Aluminium Towers - Quick Assembly (7m Home Master DIY Scaffold Tower)

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Replacement Components are also available for all towers making it easy to upgrade your existing tower or to replace any lost or damaged components to keep your existing tower in use. There are some people who are more than happy to balance precariously on the top of a telescopic ladder, with a brush in one hand, and a can of paint in the other. those stabilizers are not worth a carrot once your up to gutter height as they can walk as it wobbles about. 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. We don't as a general policy investigate the solvency of companies mentioned (how likely they are to go bust), but there is a risk any company can struggle and it's rarely made public until it's too late (see the Section 75 guide for protection tips).

I would always recommend that you tie in to the building that you’re working on anyway, just to be sure, especially if you’re going to be working on a 6-7-metre-tall rig, as they can still wobble at the top, even with stabilisers in place. It was fine for that task, way better than working off a ladder, but still a bit wobbly (even with stabilisers) and I would hate the thought of working at 7m height. Non-slip, 4cm diameter rungs are featured for your peace of mind when climbing inside the structure. The tower is always climbed internally – ‘Through The Trapdoor’ (3T compliant) which is then lowered to form part of the platform.

I wouldn't even consider conventional constructional scaffolding - the weight alone makes it a no-no. Arguably, getting something for totally free will get a true MoneySaver's heart pumping faster than any cardio workout ever could. For example, a ladder may be suitable for lower-level roofs; however, you may feel a mobile scaffold tower is better suited for investigating and completing minor repairs, or some may find a traditional steel tube and fittings scaffold is better suited for their job. So if you can't stabilise a ladder properly to use it safey how do you hope to do the same with a tower? I need to use the tower in a narrow access but it won’t fit with the stabiliser bars still attached.

uk, a professional landscape designer, hobbyist gardener, and barbecue fanatic with 20 years experience building and restoring.Aluminium isn’t as strong as steel though, and if banged around, it can get warped and mis-shaped, so you have to be careful. This is an adjustable tower scaffold, and you can set the height of the trapdoor platform in 30cm increments.

The platform (I use an intermediate platform when required, or even two on the higher usage) I lift using rope and pulley, one end at a time, within the confines of the tower, while I am outside the tower. 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. If you make the effort to get trained properly and set up your tower so its nice and stable, then they are great. Ideally I want a good make second hand one - thinking that might be better (more stable etc) than a cheap one.With trade towers these requirements are often dealt with by a pack of accessory components or separete stairwell specific towers. I’m talking about tower scaffolds, or scaffolding towers as they are also known, and they can be a great alternative. I also have another leak in the roof that's become apparent in the last few days and being able to access the roof area from a stable platform from which I can position and move onto a roof ladder would be good. All the components were of a high quality, and there were no issues with anything being misaligned, rusted, etc. It can be moved/repositioned with relative ease - the outriggers need to be removed or adjusted - and platform heights can be altered without any great difficulty.