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Rent a mobile scaffold

The mobile scaffold is often used to perform light work at a limited height. In contrast to the normal scaffolding, you can move the mobile scaffold. This means that you can save costs when you have to carry out work at several high places. A rolling scaffold can also come in handy at lower locations. Working from a mobile scaffold is also safer and easier than using a ladder.

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Risks

Incorrect handling of mobile scaffolds involves risks. Great vigilance is required on the following points:

If the stability is poor, the mobile scaffold can topple over.
Aluminum mobile scaffolding can collapse under overload.
There is a risk of falling when climbing up and down the mobile scaffold.
The mobile scaffold can move unintentionally due to incorrect locking of the wheel brakes.

Also when assembling the mobile scaffolding, special attention must be paid to safety. For example, a mobile scaffold can only be used on a paved and even surface. If this is not the case, it must be applied. Of course, the mobile scaffold must be properly assembled. Correctly fitting the braces and fitting supports / stabilizers is of great importance here.

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Mobile scaffold requirements

For a rolling scaffold that is not exposed to wind, a maximum height of 12 meters applies. A rolling scaffold that is placed outside may be a maximum of 8 meters high. The minimum height between the floors is 1.90 meters and a maximum of 4 meters. The railing of the mobile scaffold consists of the top railing, intermediate railing and the toeboard. Together these are at least 1 meter high. No more than 47 centimeters of space between the handrails. The height of the toeboard is at least 15 centimeters. Steps and floors must be secured against slipping. For more information about safety requirements, we refer you to Unispect construction safety.