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Scaffolding with or without ladder?
I have 4 floors at most but 3 hatches with a ladder, I would have preferred to avoid the regular ladder up to the first floor.
I was at a job where they had a stair tower and that was of course even better.
Then you can buy it later if you change your mind.
I was at a job where they had a stair tower and that was of course even better.
Then you can buy it later if you change your mind.
I agree. But damn, it really adds up price-wisenino said:
I just bought a scaffolding 3x1.40m with 2 levels and opted for 2 ladders. Incredibly convenient. I also chose a depth of 140 cm plus an additional 30 cm console towards the wall. The scaffolding ended up being twice as expensive but perfect for my needs.
How do you attach the upper floors (gable frame, railing, end stop) on Altrad frame villa packages, i.e., before you have put on the protections (even with a hatch)? Is it alright?nino said:
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Not sure about the Altrad frame villa package specifically, but the challenge is usually the railing. The rest of the parts typically need to be assembled from the floor below.M monger said:
You have to put the floor in first, then the sides and the railing. There might be a smart way, but I have been sitting and sliding forward with the gable. But it's really the same with all the floors... A safety harness and at least one other person is recommended, partly to send tools and also to help if you fall and end up hanging in the harness.M monger said:
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