Work platforms

[hstoke]

Looking fir a hop etc too reach 2.8 ceilings in the house ,pissed off wth steps already any suggestions seen these

 

[John j]

Get em cheaper on eBay. I.ve got 2 high ens and they don't last long

 

[jamesthefirst]

Bought this from eBay been pleased with it.

 

[McPlaster]

Best bit of kit a plasterer can buy, I have a 20 odd year old one of these, simply worth the money.https://www.carobyn.com/kb_product_list.asp?subGroupID=4

 

[hstoke]

R they rigid enough to take a bit of a bashing @jamesthefirst ?

 

[McPlaster]

You can pick them up and move them about with one hand, ours have done a lot of work, the new ones are even better, don't waste your money on those other wanky deathtraps.

 

[Lastlaff]

@hstoke - how tall are you?
These are top quality, 1.2m long.

 

[hstoke]

@hstoke - how tall are you?
These are top quality, 1.2m long. View attachment 33236View attachment 33237

Only a short arse 5/11 compared to others in the plastering world, does it lock together well?

 

[JessThePlasterer]

Best bit of kit a plasterer can buy, I have a 20 odd year old one of these, simply worth the money.https://www.carobyn.com/kb_product_list.asp?subGroupID=4

Phoooof! £450 though! I just broke into a sweat!

 

[jamesthefirst]

R they rigid enough to take a bit of a bashing @jamesthefirst ?

Not on a daily basis mate but for how often a 3 metre high job for me they will do.

 

[jamesthefirst]

You can pick them up and move them about with one hand, ours have done a lot of work, the new ones are even better, don't waste your money on those other wanky deathtraps.

Are they adjustable for hieght?

 

[hstoke]

Are they adjustable for hieght?

I reckon fir £450 quid should mix fir u as well

 

[Vincey]

I just use electrians step ladder tbh think they are better on high ceilings than those hop ups
Each to there own

 

[Lastlaff]

Only a short arse 5/11 compared to others in the plastering world, does it lock together well?

Yes, proper strong clamps.

 

[Lastlaff]

Also, if you collapse one side of the legs, you can use it as an inverted sit-up bench....ripped for the summer....schwing!

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[McPlaster]

Give the wonga to the tax man then, yes they adjust and fold to half a plank for storage, brilliant bit of kit full stop.

 

[Topspread16]

Been good so far, keep the legs soaked in wd.

 

[raggles]

whats wrong with a batton and a couple of pairs of steps ?

 

[Ritch]

You can pick them up and move them about with one hand, ours have done a lot of work, the new ones are even better, don't waste your money on those other wanky deathtraps.

Get a pair of stilts even Easier then

 

[hstoke]

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Been good so far, keep the legs soaked in wd.

Where’s that from ?

 

[Topspread16]

Where’s that from ?

 

[MIXERMAN]

Band stands .metal adjustable trestles.and scaffold boards. no up and down and cheap .takes 15 mins to set up then know backache.

 

[McPlaster]

Get a pair of stilts even Easier then

Did that rich but felt a bit silly, like to put beads on in between trowels and found them a bit restrictive and a backache too.

 

[Kev smith]

Get a six foot minimax roll around best 350 quid ever spent

 

[Stevieo]

Phoooof! £450 though! I just broke into a sweat!

Hopefully you get the saw as well for that. And a van to carry them in.