HAILO G60 Aluminium Scaffolding, 2x12 Rungs, Max. Working Height 7.0 m, Silver/Red

The HAILO G60 aluminium scaffolding stands out with its tool-free assembly and dual 12-rung climbing frames, delivering a generous 7.0 m working height without sacrificing portability. Unlike heavier steel systems, its aluminium build keeps the structure light enough for one-person setup while meeting EN 1004 Class 3 stability requirements.

Highlights

• Aluminium construction for low weight and high corrosion resistance
• 2x12 rungs with adjustable platform height up to 5.0 m
• Large 150 x 60 cm platform with 150 kg/m² load capacity
• Four Ø 150 mm castors, two with brakes, plus two outriggers for stability
• Convertible for use on stairs and landings
• TÜV/GS tested and EN 1004 certified

In daily use

Setting up the G60 takes minutes: unfold the frames, lock the rungs at the desired height, and attach the guardrails. The platform provides ample room for tools and materials, while the braked castors keep the tower steady during work. When you need to reach a stairwell or uneven floor, the outriggers and stair configuration adapt quickly. After the job, the tower folds down to a compact footprint for storage or transport.

Full specifications

• Material: Aluminium
• Number of rungs: 2 x 12
• Max. working height: 7.00 m
• Max. platform height: 5.00 m
• Max. scaffolding height: 6.00 m
• Platform dimensions: 150 x 60 cm
• Platform load capacity: 150 kg/m²
• Max. total load capacity: 150 kg
• Scaffolding class: Class 3 (EN 1004)
• Castors: 4 x Ø 150 mm, 2 with brakes
• Stabilizers: 2 outriggers
• Adjustable height: Yes, rung by rung
• Usage on stairs: Yes
• Assembly: Tool-free, quick
• Base area (assembled): approx. 1.90 x 1.20 m
• Number of platforms: 1
• Guardrails: Included
• Certification: TÜV/GS, EN 1004

Final note

The HAILO G60 is a professional-grade scaffolding tower that combines safety, flexibility, and ease of use. Its aluminium frame and stair-compatible design make it a reliable choice for painters, electricians, and maintenance crews who need to work at height without a heavy steel structure.