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Any scaffold company will be able to deal with that small jut-out. Piece of cake.
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Eh?
Why on earth do you want to build your own scaffold? I can't think of anything I'd like to do less, especially given the circumstances.
Have you ever raised or lowered a 21 footer?
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Give us a linky, go on.
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Are you qualified to erect scaffolding???? And more importantly what insurance policy will you have in place in case of an accident/incident
Make friends with a scaffolder.
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I would be deeply unhappy if I lived next door to that, especially as it's been like it for 'a few months'.
"It feels safe enough and I've come to trust it" is a dangerous way of thinking. It might "feel safe" but I'll bet it isn't. The outriggers would probably just bend if anything happened. If it did "go" anyone standing on it would be in serious trouble. Ropes and harnesses or not. Getting used to the way something is can lead you into feeling that it's safe, when it's not.
Some jobs you can DIY, and some jobs require knowledge and experience beyond that which a DIY-er has. As woody says, get a proper scaffolding job done by people who know what they are doing.
Some jobs you can DIY, and some jobs require knowledge and experience beyond that which a DIY-er has. As woody says, get a proper scaffolding job done by people who know what they are doing.
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Its just Darwinism guys .........
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