- Safe access for multiple trades
- Built into the main scaffold
- Reduces reliance on ladder access
- Fast to erect and adapt
- Stable, purpose-built stair system
- Suited to larger commercial sites
- Matches Layher scaffold systems
- Stable, compliant stair access
- Suited to a range of site types
- Designed for public & trade use
- Suited for public-facing sites
- Built to the appropriate duty class
- Safe access floor by floor
- Suited to internal refurbishment
- Coordinated around other trades
- Built to the correct duty class
- Suited to materials handling on site
- Positioned to match delivery
- Built to the correct duty class
- Bespoke design where required
- Weekly inspections while it's up
- Handover certificate on completion
- CHAS accredited & fully insured
Built To The Correct Duty Class
Safe Access For Multiple Trades
Bespoke Design Where Required
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All of it. We're based in Romford and work right across the capital and the surrounding home counties - see our North London, East London, South London and West London pages for the boroughs covered in each. If you're not sure whether we come to you, give us a ring; we almost certainly do.
Cost depends on the height, the stair system used and how long it needs to stay up. We'll give you a free, no-obligation quote with a clear price before any work starts.
Once a site has multiple trades moving up and down regularly, or materials being carried by hand, a stair tower is safer and faster than relying on ladder access throughout the build.
A loading bay is a reinforced platform built to a specific duty class for landing and storing materials at height. You'll typically need one wherever materials are being lifted or hoisted up to a working level.
Most stair towers can be erected within a few days of your enquiry, alongside the rest of your scaffold if it's part of a larger job.
It depends on the duty class the platform is built to - we design and specify this based on what you'll actually be storing or moving across it, then build to suit.
Yes - where a project needs public access, such as at an event or a public-facing building, we design and build the staircase to the appropriate duty class and standard for public use.