
The engineering details behind a stair-access aluminium tower that crews can climb all day, carrying tools, without fatigue.
Outriggers clamp to the tower frame and widen its base, so the tower stays steady as it gets taller. Fitted as specified, they give a free-standing height of 12.4 m indoors and 8.4 m outdoors.
Frames, braces and platforms connect with a quick-locking system — snap-in brace hooks and interlock clips — so a trained crew can assemble and dismantle the tower without spanners or loose bolts.
Castor wheels let you roll the tower to the next work area, and foot-operated brakes lock it in place before anyone climbs. Non-marking wheels protect finished floors such as marble and vitrified tiles, and adjustable legs level the tower on uneven ground.
An internal stairway with anti-slip stair steps and a wide entry frame lets workers climb facing forward with tools in hand — safer and less tiring than a vertical ladder.
Where a stairway tower earns its place — jobs with frequent climbs, heavy tools or long shifts at height.
Every Stairway Scaffolding system is designed, manufactured and load-tested by Indoor Innovations at our own facility in Panipat, Haryana, so you always know who stands behind the equipment your team works on.
Frames, braces and platforms are fabricated in-house from 6063-T6 aluminium alloy at our Panipat plant, giving us full control over material quality and workmanship.
Every Stairway Scaffolding system is load-tested at our Panipat plant against its rated safe working load before it leaves the factory, so it arrives on site ready for safe use.
Designed to EN 1004, the European standard for mobile access towers, and IS 2750, the Indian scaffolding standard, under an ISO 9001:2015 certified quality management system.
Answers to the questions we hear most about Stairway Scaffolding.
The tallest standard model, IST174, gives a working height of 18.4 m, with a platform height of 16.4 m and a tower height of 17.4 m.
The platform is rated at 200 kg/m², with platform-specific capacities ranging from 480 kg to 810 kg.
The free-standing height is 12.4 m indoors and 8.4 m outdoors.
Platform height is the height of the deck you stand on. Working height is how high you can reach from it, and on every model it is 2 m above the platform height.
A two-person crew assembles Stairway Scaffolding without tools, using the quick-locking frames, snap-in brace hooks and interlock clips. How long it takes depends on the working height and configuration you need, and our team can also deliver and assemble it on site for you.
Not when fully assembled, as the tower is wider than a standard single doorway. Stairway Scaffolding is dismantled into its frames, braces and platforms, all of which pass through a normal door, and reassembled on the other side without tools.
Yes. The platform can be fixed at any rung level on the frames, so you set it at the height the job needs, and adjustable legs fine-tune the height and level the tower on uneven floors.
Purchase prices range from ₹75,600 for the IST034 (4.4 m working height) to ₹331,200 for the IST174 (18.4 m working height). Rental is quoted per project.
Every model uses a 1.35 m wide × 1.80 m long platform.
It is built to EN 1004 and IS 2750, made from 6063-T6 aluminium alloy, and manufactured under an ISO 9001:2015 certified quality system.