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ACCESS TOWER MANUFACTURERS
We know all there is to know about
Scaffold Towers .. We know how they are made because we
Make Them, We know all about CERTIFICATION because we
have had our products certified and KITEMARKED.
All our towers are British Standard Kite Marked and
manufactured by us here in the UK. Our towers are
certified
to the British and European Standard, not just “made to”
the standard. Please identify this crucial difference
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Towers and
sanders Ltd are the manufactures of the complete Lewis
Product range, We started manufacturing back in 2004 and
have since grown to become one of the main suppliers of
access equipment in the country such as Scaffold Towers,
Access Towers, Scaffolding Towers, Aluminium Scaffold
Towers and much more. All our entire products are
made here in the UK by our skilled work force. We
operate out of two sites in the UK, London and Swansea.
Even through this recession we have still been able to
invest in machinery, people and the scaffolding products.
Scaffold Towers
Our
industrial Scaffold Towers are Certified by the BSI to
completely comply with the requirements of (European Standard), the
BS EN 1004:2004 BS1139-6:2005 . All industrial Lewis scaffold towers
supplied are Warranted for 60 months. The Safe Working
loads on a Lewis scaffold system uniformly distributed
are 275kg per scaffold tower Platform. The Maximum safe
working load for complete scaffold towers is 950kg, this
is to include the scaffold towers self weight. Even if
you do not buy your class 3 industrial scaffolding towers from us, just ask if
the equipment you are buying has a BSI Kite mark,
Ask for proof.
Scaffolding towers for sale in the
UK.
Apart from being manufacturing members
of Pasma here in the Uk, we are also members of the
scaffold industry association (SIA) in the USA. Both
organisations promote safety by developing educational,
informational material and training courses. Both
operate their own unique code of safe practice, and are
continually developing more effective safety standards.
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