Why Pak-Flat Podium?
The U-Go Pak-Flat podium is a lightweight yet robust low-level work platform that's easy to handle, simple to assemble and safe to use by one operative.
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2 platform height giving two podiums in one
- Available in 2 sizes : Pak-Flat 950 giving platform heights of 950mm & 750mm, and Pak-Flat 750 offering platform heights of 500mm & 750mm
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No detachable parts so no bits to lose
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Fully folding flat-pack design making it easy to transport and store the unit
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Powder coated & anodised aluminium design
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6 points of contact with the floor when assembled for greater stability
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Designed with the aid of two major Tool Hire companies for easy use and long life
- Optional Outrigger kit available
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All parts replaceable
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Full assembly instructions clearly printed on each unit
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Made by Birchwood Products. Makers of Van Vault, Defender site electrics and Scruffs wokwear
The unique design makes it easy to erect by one operative in under a minute, in 3 easy steps.
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Dimensions Pak Flat 950:
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Platform level: 700mm or 950mm (Giving a safe work height of 2.7m - 2.95m)
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Platform area: 600mm x 600mm
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Assembled size: 725mmx 1355mm x 2005mm (WxDxH)
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Collapsed Size: 725mm x 480mm x 2005mm (WxDxH)
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Max working load: 150kg
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Weight: 25kg
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Handrail height: 1900mm from base
Dimensions Pak Flat 750:
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Platform level: 500mm or 750mm (Giving a safe work height of 2.5m - 2.75m)
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Platform area: 550mm x 550mm
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Assembled size: 675mmx 1190mm x 1805mm (WxDxH)
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Collapsed Size: 675mm x 480mm x 1805mm (WxDxH)
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Max working load: 150kg
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Weight: 23kg
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Handrail height: 1700mm from base
Designed to meet all relevant requirements of the WAHR: 2005, the Pak-Flat Podium ticks all the boxes on risk assessments. Simple and safe to operate it protects your best asset; people
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We have been using podiums for a few years now and this is the best designed Podium we have used. Unlike many other podiums, this unit cannot be moved once the operative is standing on the unit. Some other types have swivel castors which needed locking in place to make the unit secure. We have seen contractors on site leaving these wheels unlocked so they can pull themselves along to save them climbing off the unit and moving it! Then they wonder why the unit tips over....................!
Podium not quite big enough? Have a look at the recently launched Razor Deck; The worlds first self erecting tower!
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