sweet deal, thanks

 

that thing needs a handle on it.

 

you could make one

 

I'd get my saw out.

 

That's what I did, took the jigsaw and notched it enough to fit my fingers through. Makes it easier to pick up the bench with a paint bucket the other hand.

 

This sounds stupid, but, I've waited all year for black Friday just for this. I regretted not buying 2or 3 more of these last year when they were on this sale. What a great little platform.

 

Make great breaktime benches also!:yes:

 

Last year around this time I went into Lowest and saw these for same price and bought 4 I think these are awesome easy to store and very handy.

 

Add $2 more to cart and get it shipped for free! :thumbup:

Black Friday special available online or in store now thru 11/26 (or while supplies last)

http://www.lowes.com/pd_146404-287-...94689722__?productId=1017889&Ns=p_product_brand_name|0||p_product_description|0



Aluminum Work Platform

• Provides a non-skid area for standing
• Standing area of platform: 39-1/2" x 12"
• Non-marring feet
• Multi-use platform
• Height: 20-9/16"
• Weight: 12.8 lbs.

Thanks girl.you are a Handywoman!:whistling2:

 

In for four. Thanks!

 

Just ordered one, thanks.

 

ordered two of em. thanks

 

They are nice... Thanks I paid $29.00 this past summer on sale...

 

Is this a jack pauhl approved product?

 

I bought one of those a year or so ago. Never use it.
If I'm cutting in and moving fast, I use my 2' ladder. If I need a platform to stand on for a bit, I usually use my small 4' scaffold. Just never found a decent use for this little platform. It is a hassle to open and close, and not easy to move with one hand.

 

I have like 4 of them I got a couple years ago when Sherwin-Williams was giving them away with each $50 purchase.

 

I'm gonna put wheels on mine and really turn up the production :whistling2:

 

might be a dumb question but what the hell do you use these things for? Whats wrong with just a 4' ladder?

Pat

 

Some of us just like spending money on stuff that's half off.

 

For this price you could surround the perimeter and walk the whole room.

 

I dunno, sounds a bit much. A 12x12x8 room you would need 12 of em. 200 bucks just to walk around a room to gain a few feet does not sound all that great. Just the setup and taking em down would take longer then just moving a 4' around.

I'm 6'2 and can cut 8' ceilings with out a ladder

Pat

 

For 107.00 dollars a step up does a lot more.

 

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For 107.00 dollars a step up does a lot more.

These are great.

 

no offense.

I have no idea where i'd use that plank.

 

Xmark, speaking for myself, I'm not offended. I think nearly everyone here on PT has developed a system that works for their outfit. For instance, I've tried using the small rolling tower that Oden posted about. It didn't work well for us and our approach, but it obviously works for a lot of other guys. EDIT: even TJ, apparently.

We picked up the first one of these for a very specific job. After that, we found that we were using it more and more, so we picked up another.

 

I wish they were that far away. Consider yourself lucky

 

I'm thankful for that every day, not just today.

It does make it more work when I just need to hire someone for the day....

EDIT: Unfortunately, that's also how far away the real paint store is.

 

We have 5 of these. Work great

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They work great for bathrooms , bed rooms with a 4 footer . Put sliders on the feet easy moving .
I like the ones , you can adjust the height .

 

I love those things, mostly for planking over landing to hit wall to ceiling lines. When I got to Lowes, they were sold out. Now I don't want one. Every homeowner in my county will have one in the back of the shiny f-150.

 

They make great finger smashers! I dont know if they have improved on the newer ones but the two older ones I have when you unlatch them they swing freely closed and have pinched my fingers on numerous, not humerous occasions.

 

The ones we have don't swing freely at all, so they may have fixed that problem.

 

This whole plank vs ladder debate is a waste of time. I plan on revolutionizing the industry with my patented pogo stick with the attached cut pot attachment.

 

Cant wait you got me jumping for joy!:thumbup: