Baker Scaffolds
Jobsite Series™ 6′ Baker
VideoWith this sturdy interior scaffolding, workers can confidently perform tasks such as painting, maintenance, electrical and installation work. Trust the Metaltech 6' Baker for your elevated access needs.
We are continuously testing our products and have found that the I-CISC Baker 6' Model with round bracket can safely support a maximum load of 1,100 lb (500 Kg) - more than we had previously announced.
- 1,100 lb (500 Kg) load capacity
- Stackable up to 3 units high for 24' reach
- Double locking 5" casters
- Quick and easy height adjustment
- In compliance with ANSI, CSA, and OSHA
Assembled dimensions
(W X D X H)
Package dimensions
(W X D X H)
Weight
110 lb (50 kg)Load capacity
1,100 lb (500 kg). Combined weight of user + materialsWorking heights
FROM 27 TO 73 IN. (68.6 TO 185 CM). 2 in. (5 cm) increment adjustable heightsReach
12 FT (3.7 M). Stackable up to 3 units high for 24 ft (7.4 m) reachFinish
POWDER COATEDPlatform
PLYWOOD DECK WITH PROTECTIVE STEEL EDGE BANDINGStructure
1.5 IN. (3.8 CM) SQUARE TUBE. 16 GAUGE STEELCasters
5 IN. (13 CM) DOUBLE LOCKING HEAVY DUTYCompatible with
BILJAX, BUFFALO, WERNER, UST AND BUILDMAN 6’ DRYWALL BAKER*Standards
ANSI, CSA AND OSHA — STATEMENT OF TSCA TITLE VI COMPLIANCE
Yes, a guardrail must be installed.
Standards say that a guardrail is required if the platform height is 8′ or more for CSA standard and 10′ or more for ANSI & OSHA standards (this value can change depending on the local standards).
Metaltech recommends the use of a guardrail even for a I-CISC without its extension, even if standards do not require it.
Yes, it is possible to stack up to three units one on top of the other.
- When stacking 2 units, a guardrail (I-CISGRJP) and the 14″ outriggers (I-CISO4) must be installed.
- When stacking 3 units, a guardrail (I-CISGRJP) and the 46″ outriggers (I-BMSO4TT) must be installed.
Yes, you just have to adjust the braces that support the platform, so it is horizontal. Each end can adjust separately every 2″ to be used in stairways.
Remove casters when using on stairs.
These leveling jacks are used with interior scaffolding. They are compatible with:
- I-CISC
- I-BMSS
- I-CAISC
- I-CISCTP
- I-CISCAS
- I-CISCH1
- I-CISCDW
No, these two scaffolds are not compatible.
For the 6' Baker (I-CISC, I-BMSS, I-CAISC) & 6' (I-IRC, I-BM6S) scaffoldings, yes you have to use the rungs of the frame. If the scaffolding has a platform with trapdoor, you have to climb from the inside of the scaffold. If the platform does not have a trapdoor, climb from the outside of the scaffold while respecting the “Maximum climbing distance” table in the assembly instruction. You can find the assembly instruction on our website under the product’s heading.
For the 6' (I-CAIRC), 5' (I-IMIS) and 4' (I-IMCN, I-BM4S, I-IMAC) scaffoldings, no you cannot use the rungs to climb up or down the structure. You have to use the platforms.
Yes, the Jobsite Series 6′ Baker (I-CISCDW) have 6” casters. The Buildman 6′ Baker (I-BMSS) also have 6″ casters while having a higher capacity.
Yes, the scaffoldings Jobsite Series 6′ Baker (I-CISCH1, I-CISCAS) have an antislip platform.
Yes, the Buildman Grade has a higher capacity than the Jobsite Series.
Yes, the Alu Series, made of aluminum, is lighter than the Jobsite Series which is made of steel.
CSA
OSHA
ANSI
