how high can i set the scaffold to work from ?
599642
I researched the scaffold width, and it is 11". The rungs are 12" so you can set the height to what ever seems safe to you.
599643
On the 22' model, about 4'. Make sure the pins are totally locked, it can and will and has collapsed on me.
599644
I'm not sure. I didn't purchase the scaffold. However, I'm sure it depends on the size of your ladder. Mine is a 22' model, so I would assume it would be about 4-5'?
2237240
You just have to loosen the clamp thumbscrew and it will come off the extension and slide onto the main rail. that is the easiest way to set the height even with the bed of your saw. Just slide then up next to the saw. Too bad I can't attach a picture or I could show you.
458988
If necessary you can raise the entire unit 7-8 inches using leg extensions, sold separately for 10 bucks. I did this because I have high ceilings, and it worked like a charm. I really love this piece.
1967337
A ledge of 6 inches should not pose an issue. The support legs are adjustable.
1962414
You will need at least 4" below the surface. The round top of metal is above the floor.
1719550
I have mine set at 25" and appears that it could be raise another 2-3 inches.
742876
No. You can set it to bare floor height, which seems to be fine, in my experience
1889017
I wouldn't recommend using this as scaffolding, it is not designed for that purpose. This bench is pretty heavy and it's designed use as pictured, two reversible tops to choose from. The main support and rigid table top is a diamond weave design, although sturdy it was not intended to support a full grown man.
1054917
I'd have to set it up to be sure. But I can almost guarantee you it isn't tall enough. I think the extending frame/ truss structures spanning across the width and diagonals would prevent you from standing anything 8' tall in there. You might be able to get creative and put the four feet on some type of stand to lift the whole thing up though. Not sure how goffy that would look.
1086029
Not unless you build it or have it custom made. Maybe a step up platform for you to stand on would be doable?Good LuckMM
849005
Depending on your set up you can manipulate the height of the standoffish by lowering installing it lower. You can raise it as few as a few inches above the ground. Still that sounds tight
1253300
I can raise it well above 10 feet. My sticker is not accurate, but I knew it would not be when I set mine up.
1077181
Thank you for your question, this unit is a free standing unit and should be placed as high as possible. For different need there are different ways to set the unit up. To help answer your question the best we can it would be best if you call us @ 888-281-9031 and please use ext. 1 M-F 10AM-8PM est. Thank You
1805139
My apology for my tardiness in responding. I was out of town. The work surface is 34 inches from the ground. I purchased this for my wife and she really enjoys it. (And I was relieved to discover that putting it together was not difficult.)
991214
it will work.no there is no way to adjust the height except no to push it to the ground and u will probable throw some stones i would think.
406978
Not sure what you are asking, a scaffold includes a platform and the support structure. The Little Giant Ladders can be separated to form the opposing supports and the platform would be suspended between them. I use a board. Buying the ladder does not include a platform. Little Giant does sell a separate platform. See it all here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OhricCX38o
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I bought a stand from Woodcraft and put a varnished plywood top on it. I cut some off from the legs so that the centerline of the lathe is approximately elbow height. I am well satisfied with this arrangement.