Home Depot Scaffolding MetalTech I-CISCH1 

You appear to have a pair of very willing and competent helpers!

What a great crew, it’s a great learning experience for kids to learn to read & follow directions, even if the directions may need to be interpreted & tweaked. I really appreciated the box sizing for transporting. I’m just glad my ceilings aren’t as tall. I like you’re attitude regarding those who question your abilities. The ladder & ceiling fan installation convinced me you made the right investment. Thank you for video.

Unfortunately was going to give you a thumbs up for product guidance however those helpers stole the entire show. Efficient and dedicated work team at the helm. So a thumbs up for those team players.

Thanks for sharing! Great union laborers you got there! : )

Good helpers. Smart wife. Glad you listened to her.

Beautiful gothic leaded glass window! 😍

They looked like professional helpers.

Good job dad!

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The only thing about it is its pretty wobbly but its really cool. Just bought one. Still worth it.

Hey I appreciate the video I have 14 ft ceilings and my drywall buddy is 6'8ft so I'll be good to go on this For everybody else wanting detailed information my suggestion would be to go to the manufacturer's site

Thanks GUYS, YOU DID A GREAT JOB! DID ANY SIDE RAILS COME WITH THE SCAFFOLDING? FOR YOU WHEN YOU ARE STANDING ON THE TOP? SIDE RAILS?

Lay the spring handle piece on the floor first. Then snap each leg on. Then snap the last spring side ontop. Much easier

so Razor Bucks, what about carrying things up to it and installing something, like a heavy painting? Also, you immediately noticed the Box 1 and Box 1, not to mention the really thin and general instructions. Were they enough to explain the 2 Box 1's and put everything else together? It seems more complicated than what was in that think pamphlet. Also, can you add on to the height with an additional set?

First, Thank you for the video, so questions, you need two of them to get to 12 feet so then install one on top of another, what is the max user weight? and any idea how much the safety cage cost.

Thank you so much for this video. That is one beautiful fan you have it on your ceiling. Would you share the brand,size and store where you bought the fan from?

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I am buying one tomorrow. I am going to see if my 13 year old helper is going to master the art of server-tudr🤣😂😂🤣

How in the world do you get the 2nd unit on top of the first? Seems like you would need olympic weightlifters

I haven't bought my scaffold yet and was considering this model. But what would have been useful to me is how did you like it after the job? Was it stable? Did it sway? Easy to disassemble? Or did you just leave it as part of the furniture? (Kidding) Would you buy that same scaffold again if you needed to replace it? So... what did you THINK of it and would you buy it again?

I just purchased this system from Home Depot. I bought two as well. I have not set them up yet. How stable does it feel? With one and with two? I bought the outriggers and the safety side rails as well. Can I touch the ceiling 20 feet with two? I have several light fixtures, fans and painting to do in my new home.

Thanks for the vid... how tall would you stack these before you get extra feet for more stability? I have 3.

Would that scaffold be easily to tip? I wanna buy for running and jumping in a pool but at the same time use the scaffold for construction?

Hi, do you know what is the weight of the platform (the horizontal piece only)? Thanks.

Thanks for this video, i noticed that you stack two of them and make it total high of 12 feet, does anyone know this can be stack with 3 with total of 18 feet ? Thanks

Do you think I would be able to fit this in a Kia optima through the trunk with the back seats down?

What fan is that i like it

So much you covered that was not necessary and so much you left out. Like how many can you stack on each other, how stable is it the higher you go, What about using on stairs?

My Helpers are busy, lol

Can I use it for tuckpointing? I mean exterior

This is the reason i only live in a house has 9 foot ceiling!

This is one reason of many why I dont like ,or want tall ceilings like this. A waste of space, and a p.i.t.a. for cleaning ,etc. Ten footers would be better.

I would like to rent your helpers😂🤣

where we buy this..link...

Where are your safety rails so you don't... yaknow... fall off the edge. :P

I'd make sure those beam are real, A lot are faux and may not be as strong as you think!

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that just looks terrifying. i had to make myself go 4 steps on an 8 footer a few days ago and well i'm afraid of heights..it just isn't fun.

I was completely competent in my abilities also until I took a trip to hospital after a 20' fall.

Please where shoes especially children around mechanical and steel equipment no matter how rated.

This not simple this one take too much time To assemble... its completed ... Its weighs more .. How can someone get second unit over this to extend height

Yah your helpers aren’t safe with you up on top with no fall harness obviously you lean the hard way

It is not tall enough for you is not?

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TY...I will not buy house with high ceiling like yours..ty

faux beams not real one probably

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Lot of wasted space just make 2 story room. Double floor space!

Why don't you just rent a scissor lift for these occasional jobs instead of messing with this bulky death device?

Nope!

it is not been seen the full view very disturbing image please make a accurate video

Very disappointed. I bought one of these. I did not like the trap door opening at all. The design is poor. The door opening is limited by a flexible strap which is not long enough for the door to stay open. The only way to keep it open is to use one of my hands. Then I only have one hand left to climb up the sides for a ladder. Impossible for a straight up ladder. I watched the video to see how you went through the door, because I can''t figure it out. You didn't show this. It shows how to open the door. Next you are on top. How did you get through it? Why didn't you show this, the most critical part? I have ended up using a ladder which mounts on the end. I tie it to the scaffolding at the top with bailing wire so it won't slip. I then drilled holes in a 2x4 to mount a support pole to help me transition from the ladder to the scaffolding floor, which is about a foot below the top--low enough so that the top cross beam is awkwardly high. The scaffold is nice, but it has a lot of drawbacks. I had hoped your video would have showed how to solve one of then and that issue, as important as it is, was not shown. A thumbs up if you had shown this, but as it is, a thumbs down.

They make a 20 dollar product that will wrap around the blades...and literally take you ten minutes to clean....you seriously got a scaffold for cleaning your fan...bro, go return it

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