Can I build a tower higher than 7m (working height)? (Domestic towers)

Yes, our eDIY and MDIY towers can reach a maximum working height of 7.15m (23’5”) and our SUPER DIY has a maximum working height of 9.35m (30’9”). For anything taller please see our Trade King and Loyal Industrial towers.

Do I need a certified tower?

Certification to EN 1004-1:2020 is a legal requirement for equipment used on commercial construction sites or for business use. For homeowners, it is a hallmark of safety and quality assurance.

What is the difference between working height, tower height and platform height?

Working height is generally calculated as the platform height plus 2 metres, representing the reach of a person standing on the platform. Tower height is the physical height of the structure itself.

Can I fit a domestic tower in a car?

Most domestic scaffold towers are designed for easy transport. The components typically fit comfortably into a standard hatchback with the rear seats folded down.

How do I offset frames for use on a slope? (Domestic towers)

To use a tower on a slope, you should choose a model compatible with adjustable base plates or legs. These allow you to level the tower safely on uneven ground by adjusting the height of each corner independently.

Can I use the scaffold tower outside?

Yes, but you must strictly avoid using towers in windy conditions. Always ensure outriggers/stabilizers are deployed as per the instruction manual for maximum stability.

4 Tread EN131 Glassfibre Platform Step Ladder

Name: 4 Tread EN131 Glassfibre Platform Step Ladder
Brand: Loyal
SKU: TB1236-004
Rating: 4.7 (119 reviews)

EXCL. VAT: £119.25

INCL. VAT: £143.10

FREE next day delivery*

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SKU: TB1236-004Category: Fibreglass Platform Step Ladders

Tread Count	4
Platform Height	1.04m
Approx Working Height	2.79m
Closed Height	1.81m
Width	0.54m
Open Depth	0.99m
Nett Weight	8.8kg

* Where appliable, the Approx Working Height is an approximate calculation of 1.75m (5′8″) plus platform height or last climbing tread, whichever is appropriate. Ladders set at an angle of 75° degrees.