Scaffold for 10 houses wanted

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Hi,
I am looking to buy galvanised scaffold tube, fitting, boards etc for a new housing development of 10 terraced houses. Either new or second hand, any recommendations of good competitive suppliers?
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Richard
 
That aint gonna be cheep m8 big investment for such a small return - prob be cheeper to hire it in for a short term project like this
 
We are in Mid Wales, near Welshpool. Got another project of 23 houses next year so thought we could use it on that project as well. Scaffolding companies around here want a fortune for supply and errect, so yes a big investment but when we need it over the next 3 years or so might be worth it and then sell it on? got some local errectors willing to do it labour only. But are there specialists company just hiring that are reasonable?
 
**** me thought the welsh lads charged bout £12 a metre run ? ( london labour rate)

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New tube 0.78 plus vat
 
certainly charging alot more than that around Mid Wales that is for sure.
 
It's a long story, but I have a load of tube I'm looking to shift. I'm a long way from Wales though.
 
You'll be lucky to find a n.wales company that can fit you in,everyones flat out and i'm getting bombarded with jobs from firms left right and centre,you may have got £12pm three years ago,though no doubt there'll be a few pick up gangs still working for their beer money.........pay the rate,having your own gear will open a can of worms for you,anyway,your scaffold cost should have been quantified prior to the job start date;)
 
aom said:
It's a long story, but I have a load of tube I'm looking to shift. I'm a long way from Wales though.
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you still looking to shift gear?? I'm looking for some its like rocking horse **** atm.... what price per ft you looking for??
 
I have gear for sale text me on 07791673166 thx


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