VENEER JACKS
We also make a small, lightweight scaffold locally known as a Veneer Jack. We’ve also heard them called Pony Jacks and Chicken-Leg Jacks.
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- The entire unit is about 45 inches wide. (Click image for larger view.)
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- The top level is about 23 inches wide. (Click image for larger view.)
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- The lower level is about 23 inches wide. The lower level (where the tape is) is 16 inches off the ground. The highest it will go is 63 inches off the ground. (Click image for larger view.)
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- The upper and lower levels are about 17 inches apart. (Click image for larger view.)
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- The upper level overhangs the lower level by about 4 inches. (Click image for larger view.
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- Legs are adjustable in 2-inch vertical increments. We supply you with snap pins for adjustment. (Click image for larger view.)
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- Our legs have a hard plastic cap, and a drain hole on the bottom. No more mortar-plugged legs that rust out. (Click image for larger view.)
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- Our legs are about 5 feet high – about a foot higher than others. This allows the bricklayer’s level to be 63 inches off the ground. (Click image for larger view.)
| Veneer Jack Frame with 2 Legs: | 38 lbs. | |
| Replacement parts: | ||
| Frame: | 18 lbs. | |
| 5-Foot Leg: | 10 lbs. |