What are plasterer’s stilts?
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Stilts are poles, posts or pillars used to allow a person or structure to stand at a height above the ground. |
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Plasterer’s stilts are a time and labour saving device designed to eliminate the use of ladders, steps and scaffolding. |
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They come in a range of sizes shapes and models. |
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As well as different colours too! |
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Plasterer’s stilts are also known as ‘dura stilts’, ‘drywall stilts’ and ‘skywalkers’. |
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A brief history of stilts
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Stilt-walking has been practised since the time of the ancient Greeks! |
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Stilts were also worn by the inhabitants of swamplands to traverse difficult terrain and cross fords. |
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Stilts are useful tools and have been used for a variety of activities throughout the ages |
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