BoSS Tower Selector

Helping you choose the right tower for the job.

Choosing the right tower makes all the difference when it comes to safety. The right equipment also helps you tackle any job more efficient. 

There are a few things you should consider to ensure you pick the right product.

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A - Consider the type of work you're doing


Have you completed a risk assessment to determine you are using the right type of equipment?

If you need to work at height for long periods of time, for example, over 30 minutes, a tower may be a suitable choice over traditional equipment like ladders.


B - What requirements do you have?


From standard towers to unique product solutions, BoSS towers are designed with specific jobs in mind. The matrix below will give you an idea of suitable products depending on your requirements.

For general use

Robust and versatile, ideal for regular use.

Electrical use

Non-Conductive, Non-sparking, Non-corrosive and Non-Oxidising.

BoSS Zone:1 Fibreglass Access Tower - Double Width Tower

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Frequent climbing

Includes stairways for easy ascending and descending.

BoSS Staircase Aluminium Access Tower - double width tower

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Single person use

Compact design with assembly bracket to enable easy build for a single user.

BoSS SOLO 700 Access Tower - rapid build single person tower

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Stairs

Designed for users to work safely on staircases at a range of heights.

BoSS StairMAX 700 Aluminium Access Tower

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Narrow spaces

Designed for use in restricted spaces and features confined space stabilisers.

BoSS Liftshaft 700 Aluminium Access Tower

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Obstacles - Space constraints

Ideal for access to areas where obstacles prevent a standard tower from being erected.



BoSS Linked Tower with Bridge Deck

BoSS Extended End Cantilever Aluminium Access Tower

BoSS Compact End Cantilever Aluminium Access Tower

BoSS Side Cantilever Aluminium Access Tower


C - How high do you need to reach?

BoSS Tower External Use Max Platform Heights
BoSS Tower Internal Use Max Platform Heights

D - Mobility


You'll need to consider whether your job requires you to move the tower from one area to another, or if you'll be able to work from fixed tower for some time. If you're working at a lower level (for example less than 2m), you can move the tower by simply unlocking the castor wheels supplied with the tower. You'll need to break down the tower to move it if the tower height exceeds 2m.


E - Platform loading


It’s important to pick a tower that’s robust enough to support not only your weight, but also the weight of equipment you have with you. Safe working loads vary for each tower build so ensure you check what’s suitable for the job you need to undertake.

BoSS How To Choose A Tower - towers meet safety requirements

SAFETY FIRST


Injuries sustained in the work place are preventable and with Working at Height injuries accounting for the highest number of injuries sustained in the work place, it’s important to choose a tower that is certified to the right standard. We always recommend using towers that meet safety requirements such as EN1004 and BS1139 Part 6.

 

 

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