Project: Scaffold for solar panel removal.
Location: Lyminster Road, Wick, Littlehampton, BN17.
Project overview: This case study details the planning and execution of scaffolding provision for the removal of a solar panel at a property in Littlehampton. The primary objective was to construct a safe and stable working platform that would enable technicians to access and remove the solar panel efficiently.
Scope of Works
The scaffolding requirement for this project was specific:
Scaffold type: Access tower.
Dimensions:
Base: Approximately 2.4 metres (length).
Height: Approximately 7.0 metres (4 lifts).
Platform configuration:
Ladder access lift: 5 boards deep.
Top lift (working platform): 9 boards deep.
Safety ladder gates installed.
Challenges and considerations
While seemingly straightforward, several factors were considered during the planning phase:
Solution
Based on the requirements, an approximate 2.4 metre long by 7.0 metre high access tower was supplied and erected. The scaffold incorporated:
Cost and duration
This pricing model provided the client with a cost-effective solution for the relatively short duration required for the solar panel removal.
Outcome
The scaffolding was successfully erected at this location, providing safe and efficient access for the solar panel team. The spacious working platform and secure ladder access contributed to a smooth, safe operation, minimising the risks associated with working at height. The project was completed within the allocated period, demonstrating the effectiveness of choosing the right scaffolding solution. We have also delivered many other reliable access solutions across Littlehampton, including a 9m-high tower for flat roof replacement on Colebrook Road and a 3-storey decorating scaffold at The Old Wareham Mews. View more of our Littlehampton scaffolding projects here or call 01903 331490 for a free scaffold quote.