Bakers Set Scaffolding

Baker’s Scaffolding is an all-in unit featuring an adjustable standing level from one foot to six feet off the ground. It comes with four wheels for moving the set around, two frames for the standing level, and the option to add on safety rails.

5-Foot Step Frames

Each set of 5-foot frames comes with a set of cross braces. The 5″ frame features a ladder-style frame to make climbing up easier.

Walkboards

Our 7-foot walkboards are lightweight for easy maneuvering and lifting. It takes three boards to make a complete level for your scaffolding.

Caster Wheels

Caster wheels can be used with any size of scaffolding and add 10 inches of height to your set. Best used in interior spaces to easily slide around your setups.

Leveling Jacks

Leveling jacks are best used when working outdoors or on uneven ground. A leveling jack can add up to 8″ of height to your scaffolding setup, depending on how unlevel the ground is.

How to Calculate Your Scaffolding Needs

Start by measuring the highest point you need to work on and plan for comfortable reach, not just maximum height. Next, estimate the length of platform you need to move along the wall without constantly repositioning. Factor in how many workers will be on the scaffold at once, plus tools and materials. Plan safe access, then choose frames and walkboards that match your layout.

Scaffolding Safety and Stability on Florida Soil

Florida soil can vary from compacted ground to sand or damp areas that shift after rain, so a solid base is essential. Set scaffolding on firm, level support and avoid soft spots that can settle under load. Use leveling jacks when terrain is uneven, recheck the level as conditions change, and keep platforms balanced—especially when moving materials or repositioning the setup.