Simon85
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There other ones as well, mt do ones too.
Stilts stilts stilts
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duke163
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Top man Danny , I'll get another 15 years out of them now . Cheers
Danny
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New foot strap kit , spring kit and a few nuts and bolts £37 delivered, sorted
Result!!!
Danny
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If I had a £1 for everytime I did a job for someone and when they looked me up and down from head to toe and said u don't need a ladder or stilts I'd be a very rich dude! Lol.
you're the right height to be a plasterer..... yeah cheers mate
If I had a £1 for everytime I did a job for someone and when they looked me up and down from head to toe and said u don't need a ladder or stilts I'd be a very rich dude! Lol.
Yeah thanks lol, I'm 5'7 so stilts come in handy quite alot. How's does everyone get their muck? Getting on and off just takes the piss for me, taken to putting things on hopups and mixing when on stilts and scooping out bucket.... no fun lol.
Simon85
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Spot board. Pour stuff onto it. We always use labourers in our squad right enough, though I've done a homer before where I had to jump up and down off them, and it was a pain in the ass jumping up b down. Probably added near 2hours to the day as well, in lost time coating, mixing etc.
Gibbo
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Thats them i got some for another pair of stilts
Gibbo
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Yes mate
Heritage Plasters
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Totally agree here. I've been using double sided stilts for 10 years now. Got the shorts and tall and you're good to go. There is a learning curve to stop clicking the middle support together but by the end of the day that goes away and the stability is worth it.