BoSS SOLO 700 Access Tower

Description

BoSS SOLO 700 information

The BoSS SOLO 700 access tower has been engineered for effortless assembly and disassembly by just one person. When not in use, it compacts neatly into its own wheeled trolley, making transportation and storage hassle-free. With a base width of 0.7m, it is available in three platform heights: 2.2m, 3.2m, and 4.2m. Its innovative Camlock guardrail system reduces the number of separate parts needed, distinguishing it from conventional scaffold towers. This tower offers secure, elevated access for both interior and exterior projects, including building maintenance, event setups, construction jobs, signage installation, and general property upkeep. Browse our full selection of aluminium scaffold towers for additional choices like double-width platforms and stair configurations.

What are the available platform heights for the BoSS SOLO 700?

This tower is offered in platform heights of 2.2m, 3.2m, or 4.2m.

What are the key features of this access tower?

Main features:

• The towers offer quick, single-person assembly.
• The base unit converts to a trolley for easy storage and transportation.
• The tower features a 0.25m rung pitch, enabling varied working heights.
• It has a one-piece aluminium folding toeboard.
• The Boss SOLO 700 is suitable for public buildings and retail locations.
• Each tower is certified to EN 1004 standards.

What is the size of the base on the BoSS SOLO 700 tower?

The base measures 0.7m by 1.3m and usually passes through standard doorways.

What are the maximum working heights of the BoSS SOLO 700?

This tower provides multiple working height options, with the platform adjustable in 0.25 metre increments to accommodate various tasks:

• 2.2m platform = 4.2m working height.
• 3.2m platform = 5.2m working height.
• 4.2m platform = 6.2m working height.

For lower heights or quicker setup, consider our podium steps for low-level access.

What parts are included with the BoSS SOLO 700 tower?

The following components are included with this tower; actual quantities may vary based on the tower’s height:

• Castor 150mm (6 inch).
• End Frame 4 Rung 1m (H) x 0.7m (W).
• Adjustable Leg Assembly.
• Folding Base Unit 1.3m (H) x 0.7m (W).
• Camlock Guardrail Frame 1.3m (W).
• Trapdoor Platform 1.3m (L).
• Horizontal Brace 1.3m (L).
• Aluminium Toe Board 1.3m (L).
• Assembly Bracket.
• SP4 Telescopic Stabiliser c/w Saddle Blade Clamp.

What is the safe working load for the BoSS SOLO 700?

This tower’s duty rating is 550kg, with a maximum platform load of 146kg.

Which assembly method is used by the BoSS SOLO 700 tower?

The SOLO 700 utilises the “Through the Trapdoor” (3T) assembly method to ensure collective fall protection, as all guardrails are installed from inside the trapdoor before the platform is accessed.

What material is used to construct the BoSS SOLO 700 scaffold tower?

This tower is constructed using premium-grade aluminium.

Is the use of tools necessary for the assembly of the BoSS SOLO 700?

Assembly requires no tools.

Are the BoSS SOLO 700 tower’s adjustable legs designed to add extra height?

Adjustable legs are only for levelling, not for increasing tower height.

What are the primary safety factors to consider during assembly and operation of the BoSS SOLO 700?

• Always follow the assembly manual exactly. If there is no manual, do not assemble the tower.
• Set the tower up on firm, level ground; use only adjustable legs for levelling, not for added height.
• Ensure you lock the castor brakes and install stabilisers promptly.
• Always fit guardrails and toe boards to prevent falls and dropped items.
• Do not exceed the platform’s 146 kg or the tower’s 550 kg load limits.
• Continuously monitor the wind; don’t move the tower in winds exceeding 17 mph. Secure the tower if strong winds are expected.
• Ensure you inspect all parts regularly and replace any that are damaged or defective.

Can components from different manufacturers be used with the BoSS SOLO 700?

Mixing components from different manufacturers is not recommended, as it can lead to compatibility issues, weaken the tower’s structure, and void warranties or product liability insurance. You should use only approved components designed for your specific tower system to ensure safety.