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Aluminum Work Plank
High-strength & Adjustable
Our Telescoping Work Plank is made from premium aluminum, built to make your daily work easier and more secure. This extension plank features 440 lbs capacity, and flexible working length adjusts from 8 ft to 13 ft to fit your needs, allowing you to complete work conveniently and efficiently.
- 8~13 ft Telescoping Range
- 440 lbs Weighing Capacity
- Aluminum Material
- Well-designed Details
Key Features
Adjustable Plank
This scaffolding plank has built-in locks. You can slide it easier to adjust to the length you need while storing compactly.
440 lbs Capacity
Width: 12.5 inches. Height: 2.75 inches. It has no problem for support one to two people on it at the same time.
Aluminum Material
The overall frame is built from high-quality aluminum, thick, lightweight, and sturdy enough to bear prolonged use.
High Stability
The platform comes with straps on both end sides so that you can fasten it to the pedals of the scaffold when in use.
Anti-slip Surface
We designed this work plank with a non-slip, wide-tread platform that allows you to work safely and prevent accidental slipping.
Multiple Applications
Perfect for pairing with the scaffold, such as painting, repairing jobs, installing light fixtures, hanging drywall, cleaning windows or doors.
Package Content
- 1 x Aluminum Work Plank
Specifications
- Capacity: 440 lbs/200 kg
- Material: Aluminum
- Adjustable Length: 8~13 ft/2293~3960 mm
- Width: 12.5 inch/320 mm
- Height: 2.75 inch/70 mm
- Weight: Approx. 45 lbs/20.45 kg
TechnoJunkie
2025-08-27 18:04:23
I have been using this plank on a scaffolding stack rather than on trestles as it is intended - so I can't really comment about it for "normal" uses. As for its adjustments, the wing-screws that "lock" its length work fairly well, although I've seen them get loosened by something brushing against them. If I attempted to tighten them more, they appeared to deform the side of the rail, so I avoided that. Then there is a provided nut and bolt - which apparently is installed as a "stop" to prevent full compression of the plank. However, the proper use and effect of this "stop" remains unclear. And then there are the Velcro end straps, whose purpose SEEMS to be to secure the ends of the plank to the trestles - but just how to make that attachment is a puzzle - because the straps don't seem to be oriented to allow any practical strapping to a trestle... and they don't seem strong enough to secure the plank, anyway. So, all these "safety features" don't make much sense. That said, the plank itself is very rigid, fairly lightweight, and in several ways makes for a more stable platform than the (more expensive) scaffold-specific platforms. The downside (for scaffold use) is that the plank is taller than the scaffold platforms, so using them side-by-side creates a tripping hazard as well as uneven footing. Also, in order to avoid the plank "kicking off" of the scaffold framework, I added a 10" U-bolt to each end piece of the plank, which then straddles the scaffold framework at each end of the plank, preventing it from moving end-to-end and falling off the framework. I imagine something similar could be used to "capture" the rungs of supporting trestles when using the plank for its intended purpose. Due to the 7' length of the scaffolding framework, I have used the plank extended only to 7', not out to its full 9' extension. At 7', the plank remains very rigid even under about 250 pounds of mid-span load. My only concern for using it as a solo plank would be it's relatively narrow width, which would require extra care to avoid stepping beyond its edges, and at the junction of the two halves where the width changes. Also, the surface of the "rails" is smooth, which might lead to slipping if it is wet. With use of due care, this plank seems capable of performing its intended function very well, and likely has other useful applications as well.
Rick from Maine
2025-07-20 18:21:33
I bought this because I am a big guy. Standing on a ladder all day makes for sore back, feet and legs. I've used it a few times already and I a very happy with it. I have a one-story home and have decided to strip all the vinyl and go back to paint. The plank gives me the flexibility to cover the 9 foot extension area. It makes life so easy and is quite stable between my 2 ladders. I was a little worried about the extension but fully extended it remains strong. As of right now and testing, I highly recommend this for everyone.
Mark
2025-07-14 15:52:07
It looks well made and solid.My only downside is packaging.Aluminum will get damaged.When I received the package, big red sticker saying damaged during shipping? The package was held together with only packing tape.It was not a professional packing job!Cardboard corners, real backing take, and 2 - 4 plastic bands to secure the cardboard will not move.Mark
Aaron
2025-06-24 13:13:38
First, the walkboard is packaged well and arrived from Canada sooner than expected. My initial thoughts were that it was fairly well machined and assembled. No, the welds aren't pretty, but they are strong. some of the cuts could use a file, but they aren't bad. One thing I wish they had done is weld the end bands instead of using rivets. Despite double rivets on the outsides, there is a fair amount of rotational flex across the bands. This flex doesn't effect the support strength of the walkboard, but it could promote rivet failure over time. Usually, this type of equipment takes a lot of abuse. Welding the bands would definitely extend the lifespan of it.I gave it 5 stars because it is a good value. I may replace the rivets with stainless bolts or take it to be welded at some point.
sdewittyCLE
2025-05-01 12:07:15
Bought the walk board for my hallway. ceiling very high and could not reach. Walk Board Worked Great. Walk Board is Sturdy, but light and beefy. The walk board has wing nuts to lock it at a desired length. For the money not a bad pick!
GV
2025-04-24 13:21:05
Came to my rescure more than once. Glad I got it. The telescoping makes it even better!
Helpful Hannah
2025-04-18 16:46:28
My hubby ordered this and he loves it! Totally worth the money and it's much better than the board he was putting between two ladders. Would recommend
Philip J.
2025-01-06 11:47:00
Definitely sturdier than the Werner planks. I think it's lighter too. The best part is that there is no flexing at full length. It stays perfectly straight. It does creak a bit but I think it's fine.
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