16 ft Rolling Scaffold Tower Bundle

A rust-resistant rolling tower with a wide 7′ deck—steady underfoot and easy to move when the job shifts. Built on a three-section ladder stack with 7′ bracing, this bundle delivers a solid work surface using severe-duty 7′ aluminum–plywood walkboards. Braces and hardware are galvanized inside and out to help block corrosion in the tube interiors, while the ladder frames wear a tough powder-coat built for real jobsite life. Guardrails, an included Grouser Bar, and 8″ cast-iron casters round out a tower that rolls smoothly and works hard. Component advantages Severe-Duty 7′ Walkboards: Aluminum side rails with an exterior-grade plywood deck feel planted underfoot; the integrated wind-latch helps keep boards seated on the frame. Three boards span the bay for a full 7′ platform. 5′ × 7′ BreakDown Guardrail System: Top/mid rails and posts go together quickly and break down for transport—a commonsense way to stay safe at height. BreakDown Grouser Bar: Ties frames together to reduce shimmy and improve tracking during long pushes or over rough floors. 8″ Cast-Iron Casters (#6 stem): Durable wheels that roll smoothly and hold up to abuse; positive foot brakes help keep the tower put while you work. Setup and Safety Tips At ~16 ft, widen the footprint: Add Outriggers—especially on slick or uneven floors. Using guardrails? Many jobsites also require Toeboards; they help keep tools and materials from stepping off the edge. Before you climb: Lock caster brakes. If you ever switch to base plates, keep the Grouser Bar to tie frames together. Key Features Long-Life Protection: Galvanized braces and hardware—including tube interiors—fight rust for years of service. Full 7′ Deck: Three severe-duty walkboards deliver a broad, stable work surface. Confident Rolling: Included Grouser Bar improves stability; 8″ cast-iron casters provide smooth movement and positive braking. Modular Growth: Scale with outriggers, additional height, and toeboards as your jobs demand. Important Notes When working higher or on uneven/slick floors, add Outriggers for a wider, more stable footprint. Some competitor braces are not coated internally. If there are no small vent holes near the brace ends, the interior may not be galvanized and can rust over time.