Any advice on some SMALL aluminum scaffold systems for
inside or outside home use?

Home Depot carries a small set up made by Werner which looks quite good
for homeowner use. Sorry I didn't notice the pricing though.... There's
always Little Giant, if you have the budget and can justify it.

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Any advice on some SMALL aluminum scaffold systems for
inside or outside home use?

Is there some special reason for aluminum? What is 4 inch
scaffolding?

Most scaffold sets are steel. Look up Perry or Sonny:
http://www.perryscaffolds.com/
http://www.sonnyscaffolds.com/




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Any advice on some SMALL aluminum scaffold systems for
inside or outside home use?

"DanG" wrote:

Is there some special reason for aluminum? What is 4 inch
scaffolding?

Most scaffold sets are steel. Look up Perry or Sonny:
http://www.perryscaffolds.com/
http://www.sonnyscaffolds.com/

Ooops sorry typo on my part

I want 4 foot scaffold not 4 inch

And want aluminum so its strong yet light and easy to
carry around by myself

I want 4 foot scaffold not 4 inch

Four feet hardly seems to be worth the trouble. You can get a pair of step
ladders and a plank and do about as well.

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Any advice on some SMALL aluminum scaffold systems for
inside or outside home use?

Why bother with scaffolds? Get thicker shoes.

"John Gilmer" wrote:

Four feet hardly seems to be worth the trouble. You can get a pair of step
ladders and a plank and do about as well.

I would be using it for a portable desk and work
surface

Not necessarily for construction purposes

"PanHandler" wrote:

Why bother with scaffolds? Get thicker shoes.

I don't have any feet

On Mon, 29 May 2006 20:02:22 -0500, wrote:

"John Gilmer" wrote:

Four feet hardly seems to be worth the trouble. You can get a pair of step
ladders and a plank and do about as well.

I would be using it for a portable desk and work
surface

Not necessarily for construction purposes

In that case, you want saw-horses.
Or pipe/EMT and an assortment of clamps and fittings.
Scaffolding is a safety-critical applictation,
and priced accordingly. There's no point
in paying that premium in a non-safety critical
application.

"Mark L." wrote:

Home Depot carries a small set up made by Werner which looks quite good
for homeowner use.

Does anyone know if its possible to buy more steel
planks for above?

It only comes with two of them