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Our heavy-duty scaffold stillage is a robust metal post pallet designed for the secure and efficient storage of scaffolding tubes, boards, and fittings. Crafted from welded hot-rolled steel, this four-post stillage cage measures 935mm externally (835mm internal square) and 650mm from base to top, featuring 50x50x590mm posts and sturdy 130x130x50mm feet. Weighing just 29.5kg, it boasts a safe working load (SWL) of 1.4 tonnes and stacks up to six units high for space-saving efficiency. Ideal for construction sites, it enhances workflow, reduces clutter, and prioritises safety, making it perfect for pros who demand reliability without the bulk.
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In the fast-paced world of construction, keeping your scaffolding materials tidy isn’t just about neatness; it’s about boosting productivity and slashing risks. Our scaffold stillage steps in as your go-to solution, blending rugged durability with smart design to handle the demands of busy sites. Whether you’re juggling tube stacks or board piles, this lightweight yet indestructible unit lets you forklift it effortlessly, stack it sky-high, and access everything at a glance. We’ve seen firsthand how it transforms chaotic yards into streamlined operations, saving hours on setup and teardown. Backed by years of industry expertise, it’s more than storage, it’s a smart investment in smoother, safer workflows that keep your team moving forward.
Feature | Details |
Material | Welded hot-rolled hollow steel square sections |
External Dimensions | 935mm perimeter (square base) |
Internal Dimensions | 835mm square |
Height (Base to Top) | 650mm |
Post Size | 50mm x 50mm x 590mm |
Foot/Base Size | 130mm x 130mm x 50mm |
Weight | 29.5kg (approximate) |
Safe Working Load (SWL) | 1.4 tonnes |
Stacking Capacity | Up to 6 units high |
Lifting Method | Forklift-compatible |
Reinforcement | Central support bar for added strength |
Our scaffold stillage shines in real-world scenarios where organisation is key. On bustling construction sites, it securely holds scaffolding tubes (up to 48mm diameter) and timber scaffold boards, preventing trips and damage while complying with site tidy-up protocols. Rental yards love it for inventory management; you can stack multiples to maximise vertical space in tight warehouses. It’s also a staple for maintenance teams in industrial settings, such as oil rigs or high-rise buildings, where quick access to fittings means less downtime. Pair it with optional steel bins for smaller components, and you’ve got a complete storage ecosystem that adapts to your needs.
Safety isn’t an afterthought; it’s built in. With a robust 1.4-tonne SWL and reinforced central bar, this stillage withstands heavy loads without wobbling or failing, even under daily rigours. The forklift-friendly base ensures stable lifts, minimising drop risks, while the open-post design allows easy visual checks for overloads. Fully compliant with BS EN 8516-92 standards for scaffolding storage, it meets UK construction regulations, giving you peace of mind on inspections. We recommend regular load audits and non-slip matting for extra grip—because protecting your crew is priority one.
It’s a metal cage-like pallet designed specifically for stacking and storing scaffolding components, keeping everything off the ground and organised.
Yes! You can stack up to six high, making it a space-saver in crowded yards.
Yes, the wide feet and reinforced base make it forklift-ready for easy transport.
Primarily suited for organising aluminium or galvanised steel scaffold tubes (especially shorter sections or offcuts) and timber scaffolding boards (typically 38mm thick × 225mm wide, BS 2482-compliant in 8ft, 10ft & 13ft lengths). For tubing, check our galvanised steel scaffold tubes (48.3mm diameter, 3.2mm wall, 5ft–21ft lengths) or aluminium poles (lighter, 4mm wall, shorter lengths ideal for bin storage).
By elevating materials off walkways, reducing clutter, and enabling quick audits—fewer hazards mean fewer incidents.
Both work well. Most people store boards horizontally (flat) in stacks of 8–12, depending on thickness. Vertical storage is possible but less common because it takes more height clearance when stacking stillages.
Definitely, it’s popular for storing metal fencing panels, reinforcement mesh, ladders, trench struts, or even site plant such as traffic cones and barriers. Its versatility is one reason so many hire fleets keep dozens on hand.
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