Safe temporary scaffold staircase access between working levels for busy construction and refurbishment sites, an easier alternative to repeated ladder access.
A HAKI staircase is a temporary scaffold staircase that gives workers a safe, secure route between levels on site, instead of climbing ladders throughout the day.
A secure staircase fitted to the scaffold or structure for the length of the project.
Used on busy sites where people are moving between levels all day, every day.
Handrails and landings at every level make moving up and down the structure safer.
A staircase route straight up to roof level for trades working on the roof.
Removes the need for repeated ladder climbs, especially when carrying tools or materials.
Built for sites where the same route gets used constantly over weeks or months.
Wide treads and landings to move people and smaller tools or equipment safely.
Longer runs, heavier use or unusual layouts are planned and signed off by a scaffold designer first.
We work out where people need to get to and how often before the staircase goes in, so it's positioned where it'll actually get used.
Send us the site layout or a few photos and we'll come back with a fixed price.
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Tell us about your project and we'll get everything we need.
If needed, we'll visit site and send your fixed quote the very same day.
Once you're happy to go ahead, we book both your scaffold erection and strike at the same time, so you know exactly when it's going up and coming down.
Our team arrives on the agreed day and erects your scaffold safely and professionally.
When your work is finished, we return on the agreed date and strike your scaffold.
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Send a few photos or the address and we'll come back with a fixed quote.