Eiger 250 3T Single Width Scaffold Towers (1m - 12m Platforms)

Pop Up Eiger 250 3T Single Width Scaffold Towers

Robust aluminium access towers without ladder frames

The EIGER 250 scaffold tower from Pop Up Products is a 250mm rung spacing aluminium scaffold tower, ideal for a wide range of jobs at a height.

These mobile scaffold towers do not feature integrated ladder frame sections. This system allows you to climb the tower from either side, as the the frame itself is the ladder. The 3T build method of this tower ensures safe access to the platform 'Through the Trapdoor'.

The Eiger 250 tower can be erected by two people quickly and easily, using the lightweight yet robust interlocking components with easy-clip frame clips.

Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, these alluminium towers are available in a wide range of height options, with a maximum working height of 14m internally (12m platform), and 10m when used outdoors (8m platform).

Advanced components such as snap-on brace hooks, auto wind lock hooks on the platform and Easy-Lock couplers on stabilisers make the EIGER 250 both easy to assemble and extremely secure.

The single width model is capable of supporting up to 275kg and is suitable for one person use. (Please see the double width towers for two person use).

Eiger 250 access towers are available with either 1.8m or 2.5m long platforms. Use the dropdown boxes above to select the size you require and order an Eiger 500 3T single width scaffold tower online.

What is the difference between Eiger 250 and Eiger 500 scaffold towers?

Eiger 500 towers are the industry’s most commonly known tower build system - sometimes referred to as a Ladderspan tower. This is because you assemble the tower with an integral ladder built into the frame on one side.

Eiger 250 towers do not feature this inbuilt ladder system. With an Eiger 250 tower, you to climb either side of the tower to reach the platform, because the frame itself is your ladder.

What are 3T scaffold towers?

'3T' stands for Through The Trap Door – This tower build method is the most common in the UK market and the most recognised build system. Building the tower by ascending internally through a trapdoor in the platform.