Builder’s trestle scaffolding system offers an easy and inexpensive way of creating an elevated platform that is suitable for activities such as painting. According to Collin’s dictionary, trestle refers to a framework that consists of horizontal beams connected to two pairs of sloping legs that act as a table or platform. A trestle is a type of scaffold designed to aid in light duty work, therefore extensions should never be added to the scaffold’s legs.

Painters and builder’s trestle scaffolding system is a flexible and highly secure work platform that is ideal for simple tasks in construction or maintenance projects. Setting it up is easy, and because of its structure, it need not be dismantled for storage: as it can be easily relocated on site for storage purposes. The trestle scaffold has adjustable legs that can be increased or decreased in height to suit the situation. With minimal components, setting up, dismantling, storage, and maintenance are all easy aspects of this scaffold.

Normally, trestles are wooden structures that are used by carpenters. But, with the ever-growing construction industry, there is an increasing demand for different types and sizes. Especially or custom designed aluminum trestles are intended to be flexible and adjustable. Their height can be adjusted between 7 and 12 feet to provide adaptability to various simple tasks.