Pro-Series 6' Multipurpose Scaffolding

I wasn't sure what to expect with such a great price; however, my expectations have been far exceeded. I wish I had purchase this scaffold long ago. I have been rebuilding my boat using a ladder. This this is strongly built, smartly built and incredibly easy to use. It doesn't take two people for anything you need to do with it. I have assembled it, moved it in rock gravel, adjusted it to fit many heights and it has made my work so much easier and a heck of a lot safer!

I bought two scaffolding units and one 4 piece outrigger unit. Everything is made of fairly heavy steel expect the deck of the platform, which is plywood, and the castors, which have polymer wheels. It all fit together well with only a small amount of clearance which is necessary of assembly. I could easily assemble it by myself, either on a flat surface or on stairs. I am using the units now for painting. It does move when you move on the long axis as the assembly clearance is taken up. It moves much less on the short axis. In any case, it never feels as if it will fall or cause me to fall. The uprights have tubes that can be used as a ladder to climb onto the platform. Each platform support has two spring loaded pins that engage in holes in the upright. There is a vertical arrow to show that the pins are correctly engaged. These should be check before each use. The platform has two spring loaded levers to hold it in the recess created by the platform supports. These ensure that there is very little racking or twisting. They should also be checked. All the wheels are lockable and should all be locked before use. Mine were fairly tight and hard to unlock when new. They are becoming a little easier as I use them. I do not think they will get too loose. When two scaffolding units are stacked you must use the outriggers. I was confused because these do not come with wheels. Eventually I realized that I could use the wheels from the upper scaffolding. I installed the outriggers on the short axis to make the assembly wider in that directly. All eight wheels should be locked. There is a little more movement with two scaffold units stacked because I have double the number of joints. Again it never felt like it would fall apart or anything. I need to be careful with the scaffolding. I check to be sure all the screws on the outriggers are tight, all the pins are fully engaged, and the wheels are locked. This only take a minute or so. When working on them I need to be careful not to step off the edge. They do sell railings which I might purchase if I was stacking three unit. I am very happy with these units. The purchase price was a little more than the weekly rental cost. In my area it appears that no one is renting this type of scaffolding any longer. The only ones I could find to rent were the exterior type of scaffolding. I’d recommend this to a friend in a minute.