The Buildman 6-foot high portable scaffold with 5-inch casters is an incredibly durable and convenient choice for anyone who needs to work at height. It's built tough, easy to move around, and has an adjustable height. This makes it perfect for a wide range of jobs, such as painting, decorating, electrical work, and maintenance. The assembled dimensions are 59.25 X 30 X 74 inches (150.5 X 76.2 X 188 cm), and the package dimensions are 70 X 31.25 X 6 inches (177.8 X 79.4 X 15.2 cm). It weighs 115 pounds (52.3 kg) and has a load capacity of 1,000 pounds (454 kg) for the combined weight of the user and materials. The large platforms can hold a max of 375 pounds (170 kg), and the small platform can hold 250 pounds (113 kg). Working heights range from 11.75 - 71.75 inches (29.9 - 182.3 cm), and it has a reach of 12 feet (3.7 m), stackable up to 2 units high for an 18-foot (5.5 m) reach. It has a powder-coated finish, 3 anti-slip gauge steel platforms, a 1.5-inch (3.8 cm) round tube 16 gauge steel structure, and 5-inch (13 cm) double-locking heavy-duty casters. It meets ANSI, CSA, and OSHA standards. For add-ons, the guardrails system assembled dimensions are 54.5 X 23.5 X 42 inches. The set of 4 outriggers with casters has assembled dimensions of 21.25 X 4 X 23.75 inches. The complete system of guardrails and outriggers has assembled dimensions of 55.5 X 43.5 X 3.5 inches and includes 2 guardrail panels, 4 outriggers, 4 casters, 4 coupling pins, 20 locking pins, 8 knobs, and 4 pig tails.
Using the Buildman 6-foot portable scaffold is easy. First, make sure you assemble it on a flat and stable surface. Follow the instructions carefully to put all the parts together correctly. Once assembled, you can move it around easily using the 5-inch double-locking heavy-duty casters. Lock the casters when you're in position to ensure stability. Adjust the height according to your work needs. When using the platform, don't exceed the load capacity. The large platform can hold up to 375 pounds, and the small one up to 250 pounds. The combined weight of you and your materials shouldn't go over 1,000 pounds. For higher reach, you can stack up to 2 units, but make sure to do it safely. Regarding safety, always wear appropriate safety gear like a harness. Check the scaffold regularly for any signs of damage. If you notice any issues with the structure, platforms, or casters, stop using it immediately. For maintenance, keep the scaffold clean. Wipe it down after use to prevent dirt and debris from building up. The powder-coated finish helps protect it from rust, but if you see any chips, you can touch them up. Store the scaffold in a dry place when not in use to extend its lifespan. And when using the add-ons like the guardrails and outriggers, follow the specific assembly instructions for each one.
