2.5m wide alu-wood floor with integrated toeboards 20.4
Ø200 wheel adjustment on 15 cm 3.3
1.765m x 0.69m base ladder 4.7
1st step with screw and bolts 0.9
2m x 0.69m ladder 4.7
1m x 0.69m ladder 2.4
2.5 m handrail 1.9
Brace’s Lg: 2.8m 1.5
Stabilizer’s Lg: 2.476m 3.7
C257010 Pin (bundle w/ 2 pins)
C257112
C257103
C257104 C257101
Weight
Kg
0.05
Parcel weight
Parcel
500021 500026 500023 500024 500025
4
2
1
1 2 3
2
2 4
1
2 2 4 4
4
4 1 2 3
50.3 Kg 28 Kg 7.8 Kg 15.6 Kg 20.4 Kg
C257109
C257009
C257010
C257205
C257208
11309
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DUARIB
PATENT
D040369B
Handrail safe assembly
1
2
Diag. 2
Diag. 1
Set the handrail with the hook, as indicated on diagram 1,
by leaving the lock open.
Using the brace's end, joint it in the other end of the handrail, as indicated on
diagram 2
3
Set the handrail with the brace, first by moving the handrail back
then by moving up and joint in the other end.
With the brace, close the lock at
the end of the handrail on the
rung with a small movement
downwards.
You will close the second lock of
the handrail when access to the
upper level is possible.
4
Repeat this step to safely set the
upper level handrails.
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DUARIB
PATENT
D040369B
Floor safe assembly
1
2
Set a floor about six feet off the
ground, leaving the floor's locks
open.
Setting the floor at a higher position is done by moving each end
of the floor one after the other until you have reached the desired
1
2
height.
The distance between each floor
cannot exceed 3m.
1 rung maximum
3
4
The floor's hooks allow for a difference of
one rung maximum.
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The first bent step must be set only on one of the two base ladders for the
Altitude 200 and 250 scaffoldings. This step must be set inside the scaffolding.
D040369B
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
Attach and pin the wheels on the base ladder.
Set two handrails on the first rung.
Set up the braces and lock them.
Activate the wheels' brake.
With a spirit level, check the handrails and the rungs are horizontal.
Mark Description Qty
1 Ø25 bent pipe1
2 Plastic pipe cap2
3 Open stirrup1
4 M8 wing-nut connector1
5 "U" shaped stirrup 2
6
H M8 brake nut
Brace's lock position:
4
closed.
Spirit level
2
Set the stabilizers.
Fine-tune the stabilizers so they touch the
ground. Be careful, the wheels must stay in
contact with the ground.
3
Set two 2m ladders
Pin both ladders.
Set up 4 handrails from the ground by following the safe
handrail assembly instructions.
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Set the first floor up.
Close the two locks at each end of the floor's hooks.
Go up on the floor
Close the locks of all four handrails
Set and lock two braces
D040369B
4
5
Set two 1m ladders
Pin both ladders
With the help of a brace, set four handrails for the upper level by following the
handrail's safe assembly instructions
6
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Set the floor for the upper level
Lock the floor
D040369B
7
8
Go up on the floor
Close the locks of all four handrails
Set both handrails
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Assembly on a difference in height
D040369B
1m max
Assembly for transport and to fit through doors
Door width
The Altitude 150 scaffolding can fit through a 0.7m (width) x
1.93 (height) door.
The Altitude 200 and 250 scaffoldings can fit through a 0.8m
(width) x 1.93 (height) door.
In this setup, you can transport your hardware and small
tools.
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Special case: Anchors assembly
Anchor
D040369B
With a wind speed superior to 45 kmph, it is mandatory to
either disassemble or anchor it at the top.
If you chose to anchor it:
Set the stabilizers according to the below picture
Add 2 anchors at the top.
Anchors not included in the parcel (Anchoring kit code:
20865)
If the wind exceeds 45 kmph, it is forbidden to use the
scaffolding, even if it is anchored.
Top view
Superior to
45 kmph
Use the scaffolding when the wind doesn't
exceed 45 kmph.
If the wind exceeds 45 kmph, anchor the
scaffolding at the top or disassemble it.
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Special case: Supporting bar assembly
Supporting bar
Supporting bar set up zone
D040369B
Here are some ways to guarantee the scaffolding's stability when
mounted in front of a building:
Set the stabilizers according to the below picture
Add 2 support bars on the upper end (one on each vertical upright)
Supporting bars not included in the parcels
Supporting bars must always be set above the stabilizer's upper
attachment point.
OK
When working on the front of the building,
use stabilizers and add 2 support bars.
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Safety measures
D040369B
It is forbidden to move a scaffolding that has a rolling bridge, a crane or handling equipment.
the moving area must be free of obstacles.
The scaffolding can only be manually moved on solid ground (for a loose ground, plan a roll
out walkway), free of personnel or tools, with the space between supporting bars and the
ground being very low.
Do not move the scaffolding if the wind speed exceeds 45 kmph.
All 4 wheels must always touch the ground in order to support the work load and the
structure's own weight. Maximum load on one wheel: 125 kg.
Make sure that support points can bear the load on the ground and that contact surface is
properly calculated according to the ground's type (on loose ground, use wedges under the
wheels and the supports, do not use hollow breeze blocks or any other non reliable wedges).
Assemble the scaffolding on a flat ground that is on a level.
It is forbidden to use a scaffolding that has not been vertically assembled (1% tolerance).
It is forbidden to jump on floors.
It is forbidden to create a bridge between a
rolling scaffolding and a building or any
other fixed structure.
It is forbidden to use planks as a floor.
Superior to
45 kmph
Only go up or down the scaffolding
through the trapdoors in the floors.
Use the scaffolding when the wind doesn't
exceed 45 kmph.
The scaffolding must be secured at the
end of the day, by anchoring it or
disassembling it.
Beware of turbulences when near the
angle of a building or under a porch.
It is strictly forbidden to extend the height over the one mentioned in this user guide.
It is forbidden to set up a ladder or any other accessory on the floor to extend the scaffolding.
Make sure the work area is far from any working power line.
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OK
OK
Safety measures
Assembly and disassembly must be performed by operators who have been trained in
assembly and security instructions.
Only use parts in good condition we have manufactured and referenced in the nomenclature.
Make sure the assembly is compliant with the user guide.
For any use not compliant to the user guide, please contact the manufacturer.
Before going on the scaffolding, please check that stabilizers are tightened and wheels locked.
Check that all the parts are pinned and that security features are locked.
During assembly and disassembly, you must wear Personal Protective Equipment, such as:
hard hat, safety shoes, gloves…
Respect the assembly order described in this user guide to the letter.
Anchor the scaffolding to a building or any other surface that can bear the stress.
Anchor the scaffolding on the top part at the end of each operation.
D040369B
3m max 3m max
According to the current regulation, the
space between two floors cannot exceed
3m.
OK
OK
Maximum force: 30kg
OK
Horizontal forces must not exceed 30 kg
on the last floor level.
MAINTENANCE:
Before any assembly or use, you must check all the parts of the scaffolding to see if any could be
defective and replace it, if necessary.
You must make sure that:
Wheel treads and their brakes work properly.
All lock mechanisms (base body, handrails, diagonal braces) work properly.
The plywood of the floor and the trapdoor are in good condition.
DISASSEMBLY:
Before any disassembly, check that the wheels are locked and stabilizers are firmly tightened.
For the disassembly, respect the reverse assembly order described in this user guide to the
letter.
Disassemble them gradually to operate with maximum security.
When working on the front of the building,
use stabilizers and add 2 support bars.
OK
OK
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