Classic 3.8m (Working Height) DIY Galvanised Scaffold Tower with Platform Boards (4' x 2'6" Base)

Took a few minutes to work out how to assemble using their very generic instructions. However, once assembled very sturdy for working at heights. Felt safe once I was up (I have difficulty with heights).

Very well built scaffold, material are of a high quality, making tower very robust. Would highly recommend

This was relatively easy to fit together following the instructions. It is solid and stable and stores flat

This sturdy tower is so easy to assemble & wheel around ( wheels bought seperately). And is perfect for me to safely paint my high ceilings, putting up/lights etc. No more balancing on ladders. A great buy!

Excellent product, decent price

Great delivery service - I was contacted by phone to confirm next day delivery. Once I worked out the assembly process (the included instructions are very generic to a range of sets), it was relatively easy to put together. The maximum safe working height of the platform is 74 inches, which was adequate for the main purpose I bought this for - trimming the tops of my garden trees/hedges which are about 10 feet high.

Great buy, I’ve only used the lower part so far but it’s been very useful, if I’m going to use the higher part I’ll invest in the struts that will give it more stability, so far, so good, I’m very happy with my purchase.

Used this a couple of times and it is great for really flat ground. I tried it on a gentle slope, falling away from me, and it need chocking up at the front (the bit furthest from hedge) and somebody to be there to support it wobbling... it didn't work well on the uneven, sloping ground for me. It is a bit of a faff putting it together as the stuff really slogs in to fit... but I'd rather that, than bits loosely dangling when I'm up high. I'm 6' 1" and a bit, so was able to get right up and reach high. It feels a little wobbly up there but I felt so much safer than prior attempts on a ladder, with a petrol hedge trimmer... with the platform you can also move it out from the hedge to give yourself a little more space to lean in. There is one little bit that is difficult to describe but a cross member pipe does or can move / drop annoyingly when you lift or drag the platform along a few feet for the next stretch of cutting. It's not a major issue but there's this bit that has a sleeve which would benefit from being drilled through and tapped in place with a screw or bolt to stop it falling off the bottom each time you lift and move along, or even welded on if you had the resource to do that BUT it would mean that you need a decent size space to store it, and taking that screw / bolt out each time would be a little bit of an annoyance. As it it, I managed OK, it stores OK and flat'ish against the wall inside the garage and if that tiny little gripe was not there it would be five stars all day long for me... if I could say 4.5 stars I would.Overall, very very happy (and a near neighbour has been around dropping hints that he could do with something like that, perhaps to borrow hint hint).