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Scaffolding Tower 6.25m with Support Brackets

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$1,149.00

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Frequently Bought Together

  1. Scaffolding Tower 6.25m with Support Brackets +
  2. Scaffolding Extra Plank Platform 190x40cm +
Price for 2 items: $1,214.00

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COMES WITH 1 YEAR WARRANTY for peace of mind.

Painting and maintenance is a breeze when you have your own mobile scaffolding tower. Simply release the super safe castor wheel locks and roll unit to your next onsite location. Unit is constructed from galvanized steel, with ladders on both sides and super-strong diagonal cross bars. The steel platforms feature a rugged non-slip surface for stability and user-safety.

To use on a sloped surface/section, simply adjust the height of one side of platform.

6.25m tower includes safety rails for top level plus support brackets at the base.

Hot dipped galvanised electroplated steel.

Dimensions: 1.9m (W) x 0.95m (D)
Max working height: 6.0m (approx)
Recommended working height: about 5m

The scaffold frames are 42.7mm diameter with 2.0mm thick steel. Brace bars are 27mm diameter with 1.8mm thick steel.

Load rating: 250-300kg

Parts:

- Ladder frames x 6
- Small frames x 2
- Platform planks (1900 x 400mm) x 5
- Brace bar x 8 sets
- 350 base plate and lockable castor wheels x 4
- 600mm base plate x 4
- Ground safety support bracketa x 4

Recommended for DIY/domestic use.

This kitset includes all the parts you need to construct the tower as pictured. Parts meet NZ safety requirements. The user should be aware of NZ safety requirements when assembling and using scaffolding.

$1,149.00
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Excellent work table and prompt delivery. Recommended.

Guy, Hawera - May 2012

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