Home Depot has
MetalTech Safeclimb 6' W x 6.25' H x 2.5' D Steel Baker Style Scaffold Rolling Platform (I-CISCH1) for
$199. Select free store pickup where stock permits.
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akcanoer for finding this deal.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Key Features: - The Baker scaffold is equipped with an anti-slip deck, ladder rungs, and a trap door for easy access, making it the safest climbing solution available
- The scaffolding platform stacks up to 3 units high, reaching 24 ft, with a 1,250 lb. load capacity-25% more than other baker scaffolds on the market
- Metaltech scaffold is compliant with ANSI & OSHA standards
- This scaffolding set is perfect for drywall, painting, and a variety of indoor projects for trade professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike
- This scaffolding equipment is easy to roll and move around or pass through doorways; compatible with Climb-N-Go Motorized Scaffolding System
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I did see a smaller 4-ft version for $100 that looks very interesting and would accommodate the majority of my inside the house projects.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvuWdm-dUN0
Though I think the platform included in this set is a bit heavier than the one in the video and the outrigger is a different style that can be attached perpendicularly.
Another method for solo assembly is to set it up sideways by laying the cross brace on the floor and then attach each side then tilting the assembly up (the 2nd cross brace can be added while on its sideways or after it's upright). Once upright, the platform can be attached. The platform is fairly heavy and can fall down during setup so care is required. (It might be easier to set the platform at a lower height and then lifting up each side separately.)
The guard rails ($234) are often more expensive than the scaffold (when on sale) so if you don't mind the extra weight and have storage space, a 2nd set of scaffolds can be used as a guard rail. I use the scaffolds as shelf space in the garage when not in use. Also, using ratchet straps can make the assembly less wobbly.
Seems like the sale price has been steadily creeping up (150 a few years ago, 180 last year, 200 this year)...
no trap door on mine though
bought the outriggers and guardrails eventually. definitely recommend the outriggers if stacking 2. see attached pic
They can get a bit squeaky on the joints, but usually pushing out or pulling in on the top of the vertical support relieves the tension and moderates the noisy-ness.
With some PVC piping to form some railings, and a board across so I don't have a gap on the side of the bed.
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on the product, these things are great at 159$, at 199$ I would pause... they're very useful, i own 4 of them, use them for things like elevated animal feed storage (holds ~600lbs of feed with ease) over my wood cart in the garage and stacking my tractor implements in the detached garage (nothing like being able to roll your stacked grapple and plow around when you don't need them.)
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