Mine does have a heavy bracing base, which requires spanners to dismantle, the castors add more weight, the rest is lightweight alloy. Despite its lightweight nature, the Home Master tower scaffold can handle up to 150kg, due in no small part to the high-quality welds found throughout, and the wide base stabiliser bars. There is still some slight movement if the tower scaffold is built to its maximum height, but it is very little and nothing that ever had me worried. Advanced Guard Railing for extra safety, adding to speed of installation and dismantling at working platform level.

I have been looking at aluminium ones, that fit in a car boot - so I can use it at another house currently have two houses to maintain. I've started to sand down the eaves from the tower which I always hated doing from a ladder - I think that this tower will repay the money spent in no time as I had quotes almost twice the cost of the tower for repainting the eaves etc. Set of 2 Outriggers for your DIY Aluminium Scaffold Tower, providing extra stability and reassurance.Once I bring it down will be bolting some climbing anchor points onto a short stub of the threaded rod so that for future work I can just abseil down the side of the house . Please note there are a small number of postcodes, usually in remote rural areas, to which we may not be able to deliver within the provided timescale. There are some extras available as separate purchases, such as castors and adjustable legs, but as the package comes, it is just fine in my opinion, but I would always tie any DIY scaffold to the building, no matter how many safety extras you employ. We do ask that you count and check that all components for your tower are correct and you also have the instruction manual.

I know the wide stabilising legs/bars some have are too wide to use in my stairwell (stairs have a half landing - with a ceiling height of I guess 3.

I would love an old MOT failed cherry picker as I could use that for the hedges, but there aren't any available at the moment near me! I wouldn't attempt to use it as a mobile platform after the second lift, and definitely not without stabilisers.