Latest 4m DIY Scaffold Tower/Towers

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When assembling the BPS 5m tower, especially for the first time, you are on your own as reviewers have reported that you receive a set of diagrams but no instructions. Several individuals found that looking at photos of the tower helped them with the task. In addition, people have also reported that this scaffold tower is a little unsteady when fully assembled, especially if it’s not on a completely flat surface, for example, outside the house. Reviewers have come up with solutions that include attaching wires to the tower and then to bolts in the walls of their home or using guy ropes and pegs on the lawn. Assembly instructions are just diagrams, no written instructions; some may find them a little difficult to follow. Stabilisers can range from braces across the bottom rung of the tower to fins that attach to the legs and flare out to the sides. The shorter towers (reach height of 5m or less) may have just two stabilisers and taller towers should come with four. Feel free to attach extra stabilisers to the shorter towers for added support. If you’re going to be using your scaffold tower primarily to paint your home then load capacity won’t be a big issue. But if you’re planning to take large power tools up to the platform with you, then you need to be aware of how much weight the tower can safely support. All the towers in this review can take a load of 150kg or 200kg – but that includes you as well. This seems to be standard for DIY scaffold towers but, once again, don’t take it for granted; read the fine print. And this is not a time to be in denial about how much you weigh. Safety The manufacturer has ISO2001 accreditation so its products meet strict engineering quality standards.

All the components were of a high quality, and there were no issues with anything being misaligned, rusted, etc. Although, I have to say that some of the edges were pretty sharp, so I’d advise grabbing a sander and going over them before building the scaffold for the first time.

Directional “Tilt and Glide” wheels included for ease of movement after the tower is erected. This is recommended for SDIY 5 (3 in ONE) working height tower or lower. FREE stabilizer bars supplied as standard. VERSATILE DIY tower– Base plate option allows the transformation of the DIY into a StairMate variant.

Lightweight aluminium allows easy construction, dismantling and transport. It also provides safety and stability for added reassurance. Despite its lightweight nature, the Home Master tower scaffold can handle up to 150kg, due in no small part to the high-quality welds found throughout, and the wide base stabiliser bars. Wide range of optional accessories including castors, adjustable bases, stabilisers, platform boards etc.The Classic DIY Scaffold Tower range is the Ultimate High-Quality Steel tower system available in five base sizes to solve almost any domestic access problem. You don't need a very tall platform if you want to reach your ceiling, but if you want to reach your windows. You'll need a tall scaffolding platform because windows can be a lot higher. Directional “Tilt and Glide” wheels included for ease of movement after the tower is erected. FREE stabilizer bars supplied as standard. Stabiliser bars fitted to each end of the tower give a large footprint to deliver the greatest possible stability when in use This Best Scaffold Tower review has presented you with an alternative to precariously balancing on a ladder to do DIY tasks that are above your head. You no longer have to use your paint pole at full extension while balanced on a kitchen chair when painting around the skylight in your home. Scaffold towers provide a stable platform to safely carry out some of the highest projects on your list.