Builders Shed
February 20, 2017
Timber Board
February 24, 2017
Ceiling Trestle
The Ceiling Trestle is specially designed for the building contractor and the DIY home builder. It is both sturdy and robust.
Light weight and easy to transport.
Three working height can be obtained, 0.6m, 0.9m and 1.2m
Product Description
The Ceiling Trestle is specially designed for the building contractor and the DIY home builder. It is both sturdy and robust.
Light weight and easy to transport.
Three working height can be obtained, 0.6m, 0.9m and 1.2m
Product Specifications
- Constructed from 40x2mm steel round tube
- Weight – 8.4kg
- Dimensions Closed - 40mm(W) x 596mm(L) x 1500(H)
Accessories
- Timber Board
Operating Instructions
- Place a trestle at both ends of a timber in the slot provided.
- The height of the timber board can be adjusted by moving the board up or down the slots provided in the trestles.
- The trestles are then placed at an angle until it firmly grips the timber board.
- Now place timber boards across the trestles sets. They should be supported at least every 1.5m to obtain a safe working platform..
- Ensure the timber boards overlap between 50mm and 150mm over the ends.
- Never lean too far to one side to reach.
- Do not stack materials or step onto any unsupported end of a board or staging.
- Never do anything that involves applying a lot of side force. The trestle could topple over.
- The maximum safe working load of a scaffold board is 150 KG evenly spaced. The total weight of the user and tools must not exceed this.
- Never use steps, boxes etc. to gain extra height.
- Always set up the equipment on a firm, level, and nonslip surface. On soft ground, stand the equipment on boards to stop it sinking in.
- Have an able-bodied assistant to help lift the staging or boards into position.
Safety
Protective Gloves
Rigger gloves for hand protection.
