Buildman™ 24-40 In. Drywall Stilts

The Metaltech BuildMan Grade drywall stilts are a top - notch professional product crafted for industrial applications. These stilts feature a lightweight yet sturdy anodized aluminum frame, ensuring durability without adding excessive weight. The one - piece rubber sole not only enhances comfort when walking and standing but also provides good traction. With adjustable heights ranging from 24 to 40 inches in 2 - inch increments, they can easily reach a maximum of 10 ft for a 5’9” person with a 12 - inch vertical reach. They can hold up to 225 lb, making them suitable for a wide range of users. The standout feature is the adjustable anti - fatigue padded comfort straps. These straps secure the stilt to the worker's leg, significantly reducing fatigue during long - term use. Additionally, they come with a dual spring action for extra flexibility. Product specifications: Assembled dimensions (1 STILT) (W X D X H): 12.5 X 6 X 44 IN. (31.8 X 15.2 X 111.8 CM) Package dimensions (2 STILTS) (W X D X H): 13.25 X 8 X 31 IN. (33.7 X 20.3 X 63.5 CM) Weight (1 STILT): 8.1 LB (3.7 KG) Load capacity: 225 LB (102 KG) Adjustable heights: 24 up to 40 IN. (61 cm up to 1.02 m) in 2 - inch (5 cm) increments Maximum reach: 10 FT (3.5 M) (calculated for a 5’9” (1.75 m) person with a 12 - inch (30 cm) vertical reach) Material: ANODIZED ALUMINUM

Using these Buildman drywall stilts is easy. First, adjust the height according to your needs. You can set it anywhere from 24 to 40 inches in 2 - inch increments. Then, put on the stilts and use the adjustable anti - fatigue padded comfort straps to secure them tightly around your legs. Make sure they are snug but not too tight to avoid discomfort. When walking, take small and steady steps to maintain balance. The dual spring action provides extra flexibility, so use it to your advantage. When it comes to safety, always check the stilts before each use. Look for any signs of damage to the frame, straps, or rubber sole. Do not exceed the 225 - lb load capacity. If you're not experienced with using stilts, practice in a safe and open area first. For maintenance, clean the stilts after each use. Wipe down the aluminum frame with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris. Check the rubber sole for wear and tear. If the sole is damaged, replace it as soon as possible. Also, make sure the straps are in good condition and adjust them as needed to keep them effective. Store the stilts in a dry place to prevent rusting of the aluminum frame.