Once up it is sturdy and feels much more solid and robust than it looks - if you attach the outriggers it feels amazingly secure. 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. We are a UK based and owned Company who have been trading for many years so this peace of mind is definitely worth having. For safety the platforms have a trapdoor for climbing through and when lowered they become part of the platform to provide continued protection. Includes easy brace fixings, stabiliser bars and trapdoor platforms free of charge - the best Scaffold Tower in its class in the UK.

The tower is always climbed internally – ‘Through The Trapdoor’ (3T compliant) which is then lowered to form part of the platform. The timber infill to the platforms (and the trap) is fixed to the platform and what gives it its weight. It’s a system that works well, but having the choice to quickly remove the wheels for extra stability when stationary, is a good idea if you ask me. I wouldn't touch anything else, I bought an Alto tower few years back but quickly sold it on, nowhere near as good as the Youngman/sbg/boss systems.What you see is what you get with our tower range- often you have to pay extra for platforms, wheels etc.

Everything you need to set up a solid scaffold is supplied, including horizontal and diagonal braces, stabiliser bars, and marine plywood footboards with a non-slip surface. Even though the tower does come with stabilisers, it is still very lightweight and so doesn’t feel quite as stable as a steel tower scaffold, and I would still advise tying on to a building, or using some extra structural support, especially if not on a completely fat surface. Included in the 7 metre package are two trapdoor platforms, so you don’t have to go looking for planks of the right size. A very handy feature of the BPS tower scaffold is that the stabilisers have wheels built into them, so when it is time to shift the structure along to a new spot, you simply tilt it back and push to the desired location. Below we list the branches disappearing and what the alternatives are if you still want face-to-face banking.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. 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.

In addition to the coating, Top Tower have ensured the longevity of their tower scaffold with some top-notch welding, and are so confident in it, they have given a lifetime guarantee. The platform itself is non-slip coated marine plywood, and can be adjusted very easily without tools, just like the rest of the product. The cheaper ones have the wide legs at the base - this one doesn't and for this one you can get height adjustable legs to use on uneven ground. All the components were of a high quality, and there were no issues with anything being misaligned, rusted, etc.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. We also carry a comprehensive range of spare parts for this tower in case of loss of components etc. Not only do we sell the best quality products available today, but we are eager to ensure you receive the best value on every product we have to offer. 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).

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. They're generally designed for work on as close to as level as possible and you should be using out riggers at the earliest given opportunity so that will quadruple the footprint unless you can correctly tie in to a structure. I’m talking about tower scaffolds, or scaffolding towers as they are also known, and they can be a great alternative.I would love an old MOT failed cherry picker as I could use that for the hedges, but there aren't any available at the moment near me!