Scaffold Base Jacks are placed at the feet of scaffolding so as to provide stability, by adjusting the level on uneven ground.
In Malta, base jacks are widely used at the marina, when boats are brought to dry ground. They are supported on base jacks, while maintenance is being done.

  • A1018AZ

    17.71
    • Brand: Jumbo
    • Total Height: 0.5m
    • Adjustable Height: 0.35m
    • Material: Steel
    Base jacks are normally fitted at the bottom of the legs of scaffolding in the building trade, in order to provide stability, and to level the equipment on to the ground. They are also widely used in boatyards, as  supports, when the boats are not in the water. They have a a steel base plate with four holes, which can take screws in them. Threaded bars, of various lengths are welded on to the base, and an adjustable fly nut provides the right setting.
  • J26ST1003

    17.40
    • Brand: Jumbo
    • Total Height: 0.65m
    • Adjustable Height: 0.5m
    • Material: Steel
    Base jacks are normally fitted at the bottom of the legs of scaffolding in the building trade, in order to provide stability, and to level the equipment on to the ground. They are also widely used in boatyards, as supports, when the boats are not in the water. They have a a steel base plate with four holes, which can take screws in them. Threaded bars, of various lengths are welded on to the base, and an adjustable fly nut provides the right setting.
  • J26ST1004

    28.90
    • Brand: Jumbo
    • Total Height: 0.8m
    • Adjustable Height: 0.65m
    • Material: Steel
    Base jacks are normally fitted at the bottom of the legs of scaffolding in the building trade, in order to provide stability, and to level the equipment on to the ground. They are also widely used in boatyards, as supports, when the boats are not in the water. They have a a steel base plate with four holes, which can take screws in them. Threaded bars, of various lengths are welded on to the base, and an adjustable fly nut provides the right setting.
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