Home Depot has
MetalTech Safeclimb 6' W x 6.25' H x 2.5' D Steel Baker Style Scaffold Rolling Platform (I-CISCH1) for
$199. Select free store pickup where stock permits.
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akcanoer for finding this deal.
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Key Features: - The Baker scaffold is equipped with an anti-slip deck, ladder rungs, and a trap door for easy access, making it the safest climbing solution available
- The scaffolding platform stacks up to 3 units high, reaching 24 ft, with a 1,250 lb. load capacity-25% more than other baker scaffolds on the market
- Metaltech scaffold is compliant with ANSI & OSHA standards
- This scaffolding set is perfect for drywall, painting, and a variety of indoor projects for trade professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike
- This scaffolding equipment is easy to roll and move around or pass through doorways; compatible with Climb-N-Go Motorized Scaffolding System
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on the product, these things are great at 159$, 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.)
However, I did buy some bolts and clamped everything tighter than the pins allow, making the double stacked scaffolds very rigid. I also bought outriggers for $89 at NortherTools, since I'm still fighting bees and have to move around a lot.
I guess this is a solid investment for $500 total, just to save money painting my house?
I've been eyeing the 2 stacked 12' set ($769.10) and 3 stacked 18' set ($1222.20) for smoothing out/paint my 20' ceiling/walls + future projects. The set would be cheaper than buying the outriggers and guardrail separately but if i can get those cheaper 3rd party, buying 2/3 individually could be better.
The metaltech outriggers can be adjusted to 45 degrees, & it would be ideal to be as close to the wall as possible. If anyone has any tips/ideas to point me towards that'd be greatly appreciated! Sorry if this was a dumb question, I'm new to this.
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I've been eyeing the 2 stacked 12' set ($769.10) and 3 stacked 18' set ($1222.20) for smoothing out/paint my 20' ceiling/walls + future projects. The set would be cheaper than buying the outriggers and guardrail separately but if i can get those cheaper 3rd party, buying 2/3 individually could be better.
The metaltech outriggers can be adjusted to 45 degrees, & it would be ideal to be as close to the wall as possible. If anyone has any tips/ideas to point me towards that'd be greatly appreciated! Sorry if this was a dumb question, I'm new to this.
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I have an 8.5' reach. I could do a 20' ceiling on a double stack, with the railing of course.
The double stack set is a better value. Then add another tier if needed.
Something above commenters fail to mention is that osha standards require a kick plate where railings are required. The safety rails for this scaffolding system have built-in kick plates, which crossbars do not. Kick plates keep loose items from skating off the sides and keep your feet on the platform if you were to slip or misstep. In my use, osha is not a concern, but I strongly prefer the safety rails to a crossbar.
I have three tiers of this system, use them 5-6x/year. If I'm setting up a third tier, I am seated with my legs straddling the second deck while I pull up additional sections. I always do proprioceptive warmups to improve my balance before climbing a ladder or scaffolding. These units do wobble a bit and more so the higher up you go.
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