MetalTech Scaffolding Platform, Bakers Scaffold Ladder Roofing Equipment, 6 ft

I have used the scaffold for a few weeks now. I was impressed with how quickly it was delivered, easily assembled in just a few minutes and put it right to work. I saw other reviews complaining that it was wobbly and disagree. So long as you have it on solid footing it hasn't been an issue. I place a piece of wood under the wheels to keep it level when on an incline, the grass, etc. Climbing over the top hasn't been an issue, no tipping or other problems, but I only weigh 165 lbs. too. I have been using it to repair gutters, soffits and trim fascia in order to paint. Much faster and easier than ladder. It has already paid for itself with what I would have paid in rental fees.

I am giving this a 5-star review because Metaltech is a high-quality scaffold. Easy to assemble. My two concerns about this product are the platform does NOT have the climb through door as shown in the picture and the "H" rails have horizontal round tubes instead of the square stock with grip ridges. If you have wet hands, DO NOT try to climb up or down by grasping the round stock rails. I'll have to order anti-slip tape, as safety is first!Take the time to fully look at what you are buying, as my other Metaltech Baker door scaffolding does have the climb door platform that also has a rubber mat riveted in place. Plus, the climbing rungs are square with grip assist perforations on top of the rung

Purchased this scaffold while building an addition on my home . Worked perfectly for installing tongue and groove pine on the ceiling. Super sturdy, adjustable, and the locking wheels keeps it secured in place … a lot easier than a ladder!

This thing is stout, requires no tools to assemble. No tools also means no loose nuts and bolts to keep track of. What a time saver! No more up and down on my ladder, sweet the height and then surf around pulling yourself along. Can't do this for everything but the finishing I'm doing on a ceiling makes this invaluable.

You really need the guardrails to stabilize this thing. Sucks the guardrails cost so much but it works well and easy to store once done

Very impressed with this scaffolding worked very well. I do recommend the outriggers. They are a must to keep you safe.

The maximum floor height is a wobbly 73". It gets more stable at lower heights. It works well, is easy to assemble, and stores pretty flat. Most impressive was the FedEx guy that wrangled it onto his back and carried it from the truck by himself; he made it look easy. The total thing is too heavy for an average person, but the individual pieces are manageable.

I don't like that it is tipsy when you clime up on the front side, you have to clime up the end and then go over the top