When it comes to elevated access, Kamurali technical services has the solution for you in its range of scaffolding (aluminium, kwikscaf, fibreglass or universal), roof harness kits, ladders and trestles. Whether you are working in standard conditions, confined quarters or around large amounts of high-voltage equipment, there is a scaffolding or ladder option for you.
Standard scaffolding needs
This is the range of scaffolding you will most likely be looking at if you are painting, roofing, rendering, laying bricks, etc.
For lighter workloads, there is aluminium scaffolding, which is well suited to most construction, restoration and maintenance projects.You'll be able to reach even the hardest spots. A safe working load of 225kgs allows for two people, or one person and a lot of equipment.
Lightweight and portable
For jobs that require a lot of moving around or transporting, there are lightweight options that will make the going a bit easier.
Electrical, chemical and height safety
If your job is in an environment that creates electrical or chemical concerns, fibreglass scaffolding is what you want. The nonconductive nature of fibreglass means that this type of scaffolding is a viable alternative to aluminium scaff in areas where electrical safety is a concern, such as computer rooms, substations, etc. It is also unaffected by chemical reactions.
Our fibreglass scaffolding is also very versatile. With a base of 1.3m by 2.4m and a height of 1.5m it will suit almost every job, and it can be assembled in minutes, as any frame can be used as a base frame.
If height is a concern on your work site,Kamurali technical services will see to your safety. We have roof harness kits available for hire. The kit includes: harness, rope adjuster, shock absorbing strap, anchor strap, carry case and full user instructions.
Narrow access
If your job is in a narrow area, it can be hard to safely provide elevated access. Fortunately Kamurali technical services has solutions for confined areas.
Extension ladders
Extension ladders are the king of narrow and limited access applications. Easily reduced in length for transport and moving around on site, extension ladders are extremely practical for jobs that require constant access to roofs or elevated areas.
Ladders like this can be extremely useful when you are using scaffolding or a cherry-picker on site, but do not want to move it around every time a person needs quick access to a different part of the job site.
For work that only requires one or two men and hand tools, an extension ladder could be preferable to the expense and time cost of scaffolding.
If you are working on a roof, we have specific roof ladders available. These come with wheels on one side to allow easy manoeuvring up a steeply angled surface, and hooks on the other side to secure the ladder to the apex.
Roofing ladders can make a job a lot quicker and safer than it would be otherwise. A roofing kit is recommended for safety when working at heights.
Free standing ladders
If you don't have the luxury of a very tall building to lean against, a step ladder is probably what you're after.
Step ladders come in various sizes and suit many different applications. For dedicated arbornists or even for quickly pruning trees and trimming hedges at home, a step ladder is ideal.
A step ladder is also well suited to jobs where leaning on the wall will ruin the surface, such as painting or for professional electricians installing light fixtures.
Aluminium ladders are lightweight and collapse for enhanced portability or easy storage. If your job is in a high voltage area, make sure to grab a fibre glass ladder to ensure you avoid any conductive materials that could lead to injury.
Platform ladders are the ideal choice for many painters, decorators and electricians, or anyone who expects to be standing at an elevated height for a considerable period of time.
With a sturdy platform off which to work, you can be sure that these ladders will help you to get the job done no matter the height, and even in narrow access applications.
Standard scaffolding needs
This is the range of scaffolding you will most likely be looking at if you are painting, roofing, rendering, laying bricks, etc.
For lighter workloads, there is aluminium scaffolding, which is well suited to most construction, restoration and maintenance projects.You'll be able to reach even the hardest spots. A safe working load of 225kgs allows for two people, or one person and a lot of equipment.
Lightweight and portable
For jobs that require a lot of moving around or transporting, there are lightweight options that will make the going a bit easier.
Electrical, chemical and height safety
If your job is in an environment that creates electrical or chemical concerns, fibreglass scaffolding is what you want. The nonconductive nature of fibreglass means that this type of scaffolding is a viable alternative to aluminium scaff in areas where electrical safety is a concern, such as computer rooms, substations, etc. It is also unaffected by chemical reactions.
Our fibreglass scaffolding is also very versatile. With a base of 1.3m by 2.4m and a height of 1.5m it will suit almost every job, and it can be assembled in minutes, as any frame can be used as a base frame.
If height is a concern on your work site,Kamurali technical services will see to your safety. We have roof harness kits available for hire. The kit includes: harness, rope adjuster, shock absorbing strap, anchor strap, carry case and full user instructions.
Narrow access
If your job is in a narrow area, it can be hard to safely provide elevated access. Fortunately Kamurali technical services has solutions for confined areas.
Extension ladders
Extension ladders are the king of narrow and limited access applications. Easily reduced in length for transport and moving around on site, extension ladders are extremely practical for jobs that require constant access to roofs or elevated areas.
Ladders like this can be extremely useful when you are using scaffolding or a cherry-picker on site, but do not want to move it around every time a person needs quick access to a different part of the job site.
For work that only requires one or two men and hand tools, an extension ladder could be preferable to the expense and time cost of scaffolding.
If you are working on a roof, we have specific roof ladders available. These come with wheels on one side to allow easy manoeuvring up a steeply angled surface, and hooks on the other side to secure the ladder to the apex.
Roofing ladders can make a job a lot quicker and safer than it would be otherwise. A roofing kit is recommended for safety when working at heights.
Free standing ladders
If you don't have the luxury of a very tall building to lean against, a step ladder is probably what you're after.
Step ladders come in various sizes and suit many different applications. For dedicated arbornists or even for quickly pruning trees and trimming hedges at home, a step ladder is ideal.
A step ladder is also well suited to jobs where leaning on the wall will ruin the surface, such as painting or for professional electricians installing light fixtures.
Aluminium ladders are lightweight and collapse for enhanced portability or easy storage. If your job is in a high voltage area, make sure to grab a fibre glass ladder to ensure you avoid any conductive materials that could lead to injury.
Platform ladders are the ideal choice for many painters, decorators and electricians, or anyone who expects to be standing at an elevated height for a considerable period of time.
With a sturdy platform off which to work, you can be sure that these ladders will help you to get the job done no matter the height, and even in narrow access applications.
