Mobile scaffold for 4th floor
Working at fourth-floor height calls for a scaffold that reaches up to 12 metres working height, with extra attention to stability and anchoring.
Which working height do you need?
For work at fourth-floor height you usually assume a working height of around 12 metres. At this height anchoring to the facade is often wise; our fitters assess this during assembly and advise you on it.
Working height is not the same as platform height: the working height is the platform height plus approximately 2 metres of reach of an average adult. When in doubt between two heights, most customers prefer the higher variant, so you don't have to reach or stand on your toes while working.
See all the details on the 12 metre working height page →
Which scaffold suits the 4th floor?
| Model | Working height | Platform height | Price (24 hours, incl. VAT) | Deposit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Narrow mobile scaffold (RS51) | 12.2 m | 10.2 m | €270 | €1750 |
| Wide mobile scaffold (RS52) | 12.2 m | 10.2 m | €295 | €2000 |
Suitable for
- Facade maintenance on high-rise and gallery flats
- Large-scale HOA maintenance
- Renovation and sustainability projects
Popular applications at this height
Frequently asked questions
Which working height do I need for the 4th floor?
For work at the height of the 4th floor we recommend a working height of approximately 12 metres. For work at fourth-floor height you usually assume a working height of around 12 metres. At this height anchoring to the facade is often wise; our fitters assess this during assembly and advise you on it.
Which scaffold suits the 4th floor?
The following suit the 4th floor: Narrow mobile scaffold (RS51), Wide mobile scaffold (RS52).
Is this the exact height, or does it vary per home?
Floor heights vary slightly per home. 12 metres of working height is a reliable average; if in doubt, feel free to choose a slightly higher working height via the configurator.
Do you assemble the scaffold yourselves, or do I do it myself?
For working heights from 10 metres, such as for the 4th floor, we assemble the scaffold ourselves in many cases and assess together with you whether additional anchoring to the facade is needed.
Can I also choose a lower working height for the 4th floor to save money?
You can, but we advise not to cut it too fine: too little working height means you will still have to reach or stand on your toes, which is less safe. Better to choose a slightly higher working height than exactly at the limit.
