Delta Deck/Delta Deck Hire
For those needing flexibility when working, Delta decks offer more than just a safe working load.
Accessing hard-to-reach places with ease for up to heights of 3m is one of the many benefits to help keep your workers safe and worry-free.
If you’re unsure whether Delta Decks are the right option for you, we’re more than happy to help you decide!
What is the platform height on a deltadeck?
The Deltadeck has 5 platform heights ranging from – 0.45m – 0.87m. This give a maximum reach height of 2.87m.
What is the working height of a delta deck?
This platform gives a working height of 2.45m through to 2.87m. So if you need a safe platform that gives you an adjustable working height to reach certain heights, then you’ve just found a height solution to all your problems.
If you need something a bit higher have a look on our podium steps page.
Are delta decks easy to assemble?
Delta Deck is a one-piece assembly system, so this not only means a more straightforward assemble and dismantle process, but you also don’t have to keep scratching your head wondering if you lost a piece.
It is ensures workers and users all-around. It saves you the hassle and trouble of worrying about loose parts.
A 3m working height might seem like it’s too low to work with, but painters, decorators, dryliners, joiners, and ceiling fixers will find this to be an ideal piece of equipment to use.
How do I assemble a Delta Deck? Assembly guide download.
Here’s a quick and easy assembly guide for you to see how easy it is to put together.
Assembly guide for a Delta deck podium
How do Delta decks prevent falling from height injuries?
User safety, of course, is the primary concern here, so while the working heights available for a Delta Deck only grant low-level access up to 3m, you can’t go wrong with a full guardrail system.
Thanks to the guardrail system, you’re ensured a stable & safe work platform in varying working heights.
Those Looking for Safe Low-Level Access at Different Platform Heights
It’s easy to access and step onto either end of the platform, which minimises any slips and falls on-site.
Without a proper or safe entry and exit route when using equipment, this could lead to slips, falls, and trips that can cause serious injury, especially in hazardous or dangerous areas.
That’s why a Delta Deck was designed primarily with easy access so that workers can accomplish a wide range of tasks safely and efficiently should the job at hand require constant moving from one location to another.
Delta Deck Safety Tips
Just because a Delta Deck only grants low-level access, and even with a full guardrail system, doesn’t mean it gives you total blanket assurance.
Remember: the unit or equipment you use is only as safe as the person in charge of maintaining it.
In other words, if you don’t take good care of the unit in use or if you stray from proper safety protocols, well, you don’t want to wait for something terrible to happen.
With that in mind, here are a few safety tips to remember when using a Delta Deck:
- High-quality or not, it’s not advisable to work in extreme weather conditions. Don’t take its “low-level access features” for granted. Compact dimensions may be great for portability or transportation & storage, but against strong winds, it’s not worth taking the risk of an injury. Simply put, they’re stable but not a match for Grade-6 winds.
- Always position the Delta Deck on a flat and firm surface. Working at a height of 3m is equivalent to one story, so if you land the wrong way, it won’t end well.
- Before using a Delta Deck the first time, perform a risk assessment first. Although the Delta Deck is one complete system, learning how to operate and use it is part of the safety protocol.
- Always conduct regular safety checks. As mentioned earlier, a Delta Deck may be one complete assembly system, but it is still susceptible to damage or wear and tear after extended use.
- Bear in mind the safe working load, as stated in the instruction manual. The safe working load and dimensions should inform you of how much weight a particular piece of equipment is capable of handling. Put simply, don’t go above the maximum load.
Where Can I Use a Delta Deck?
A Delta Deck is suitable for use in the following environments:
- Schools
- Airports
- Healthcare facilities
- Offices
- Shopping centres
- Construction sites
Generally, Delta Decks are a great alternative if you need to perform a one-off job or any place that requires an easy low-access solution.
Where to Hire Delta Decks?
If you’re looking to hire the best Delta Deck platform in your area, Lakeside-Hire offers a next-day delivery service and a lower hire price of £24.
If you want to inquire about more details, Lakeside-Hire also has PASMA trained hire coordinators that can assist/help and provide any expert advice you need.
Simply call 0333 920 0656 for an easy, no fuss-collection when arranging your off-hire. Furthermore, the products offered at Lakeside-Hire conform to EN and HSE-compliant standards.
Delta Deck Specifications:
| Folded dimensions: | 310mm x 1120mm x 730mm (HxLxW) |
| Working Heights available: | 2.45m, 2.53m, 2.6m, 2.73m, 2.87m |
| Platform Heights: | 0.45m, 0.53m, 0.6m, 0.73m, 0.87m |
| Weight: | 26.5 kg |
| Working load: | 200kg; 2-person capacity |
| Delta Deck Hire. Price Comparison – Per Week | |
| LAKESIDE-HIRE | £24 per week |
| HSS Hire | Not available |
| Brandon Hire | £45.30 per week |
Why Choose Lakeside-Hire?
Are you concerned that hired equipment might not be up to scratch? You needn’t worry – we thoroughly check every piece of equipment every time it returns from a job, and all the equipment meets Health and Safety rules and regulations. We pride ourselves on exceeding your expectations with every Delta Deck Hire.
