Lofthouse Scaffolding · Hemel Hempstead
Everything looks different from up here.
Tall-access scaffolding for church towers, chimney stacks, mills and anything a ladder cannot reach. Designed carefully, built steadily, inspected weekly.
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Lift 04 · What we build
Four kinds of up.
- 01
Chimneys & stacks
Birdcage and tower scaffolds with netting, from a cottage flue to a brewery stack.
- 02
Church towers & spires
Stone is old and kind. We tie to it carefully and never drill without the architect.
- 03
Mills & tall facades
Designed scaffolds with loading bays, gantries and a plan for the bus stop.
- 04
Houses to three storeys
Yes, we still do the ordinary ones, and we do them just as carefully.
Lift 10 · How we climb
Slowly, then safely, then quickly.
- Survey. We stand where you will stand, measure it twice and photograph everything.
- Design. A drawn scaffold with tie positions and a load schedule you can read.
- Erect. Crews of three, tagged equipment, one person calling every lift.
- Inspect. Before use, then at least every seven days, in writing.
Lift 35 · What we respect
The wind decides. We listen.
- Ties
- every 4 m
- Top lift stops
- above force 6
- Inspection
- every 7 days
- Tallest job
- 58 m stack
We read the forecast before the crew reads the plan. If the top lift is not safe, nobody is up there, whatever the programme says.
Lift 55 · Come down to earth
Tell us what needs reaching.
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Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire