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Here’s a picture of the best scaffold I’ve ever used. It’s stable, easy to move (with a fork lift), adjustable to any height in 5″ increments, and it was on site waiting for me.
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Careful up there, getting your foot between the slats can cause some sudden problems. Joe H
*No worries. These pallets are solid rough sawn oak with less than ½ between slats. All are 6'x4' wide.I don't mean to sound giddy but set up took less than 20 minutes, you can walk the full length of the wall, and there are enough pallets on site that we will be setting up a continuous 60' walk along both ends of the building and one down the middle (that's 180') to do the roof trusses.The only problem I had was because of my fork lift driving skills. Dropped a load of pallets into some steel cross bracing and racked the end wall. Even with the two hours to fix this mess up, these things have saved me alot of time (I just don't happen to own 180' of scaffolding)
*Ryan,ROFLOL! And you'll move these to your next job site with the eighteen wheeler you'll find parked there?EB
*Noi, they'd never fit on an 18 wheeler. I'm looking into one of those track vehicles they use to move the space shuttle around. I wonder if Nasa has a surplus web site?