For builders
Useful for framing, linings, soffits, finishing work and staged construction tasks.
A flexible alternative for moving work areas
For many trade and maintenance jobs, the access point does not stay in one place. A mobile scaffold tower can be moved between work zones, locked in position and used as a practical elevated platform. This makes it especially useful for repetitive tasks along walls, ceilings, services and building exteriors where full perimeter scaffolding would be unnecessary.
Our current towers are 1.25 m wide by 2.5 m long, with platform heights adjustable from 1.85 m up to a maximum of 3.85 m in 400 mm increments. Maximum overall tower height is 4.85 m, with an approximate maximum reach of 5.85 m. Towers are supplied on a dry-hire basis only; ScaffedUp does not erect, alter or dismantle them.
For painters
Move between sections of a wall or ceiling while retaining a proper working platform.
For maintenance
Suitable for planned repairs, lighting, services and facility maintenance access.
Benefits of mobile scaffolding
- A larger and more stable work area than a ladder
- Tools and materials can remain on the platform within the rated load
- Reposition the tower as the task progresses
- Aluminium construction keeps components manageable
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor work on appropriate surfaces
Mobile scaffold, not fixed scaffolding
ScaffedUp supplies mobile aluminium scaffold towers. We do not provide conventional fixed, perimeter or full-building scaffolding. This keeps the service focused on customers who need a movable elevated work platform.
Request AvailabilityMobile tower specifications
3.85 mMaximum platform height
5.85 mApprox. maximum reach
450 kgSafe working load per tower
AluminiumLightweight construction
Confirm the exact tower configuration and suitability for your task when requesting a quote.
Frequently asked questions
No. Mobile scaffolding is a freestanding tower on castors. Standard scaffolding is normally erected as a fixed structure around or alongside a building.
Yes, provided the tower configuration, access, floor loading, clearance and working environment are suitable.
No. A mobile scaffold should be cleared before it is repositioned and then secured again before use.
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