No lucK in a search of past posts...I'm looking for a residential scaffold to use in finished homes to hang 2 story entryway lights. I'd prefer fiberglass & I guess the working platform would need to be approx. 14-16'.
No lucK in a search of past posts...I'm looking for a residential scaffold to use in finished homes to hang 2 story entryway lights. I'd prefer fiberglass & I guess the working platform would need to be approx. 14-16'.
I don't know of any fiberglass ones. I would think they would be heavy. Here's a link to some aluminum ones. Aluminum Tower Scaffold Systems
More often I think A frame ladders are used. I believe it's a 2 person job especially in a finished home, but some have set up a 14' by themselves.
12' is too short for 2 story homes. Some have stood on the top and had to reach for the cieling.
14' is ok for your standard 2 story homes
16' will work when the cieling slopes up a bit, the floor drops down a few steps, as well as your standard 2 story homes. The 16' is a double sided which is good because one can hold a fixture while the other wires it.
If you want to borrow a 16' let me know.
Scaffolding can be heavy and use 2 to set it up safely. I would guess on spending around $1000 to get what your looking for in steel. It is also another thing to store.
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Tiger, Try your local drywall supplier. I've purchased 3 sections of 6' bakers scaffold from mine for around $250 per secion. Each section comes complete with frame, wheels, and platform. The outriggers were extra. Mine is Sunny brand.
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