Industrial maintenance
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Span 300
Modular Span 300 Fiberglass Scaffold Tower
A configurable fiberglass tower family with 11.8-inch rung spacing, three platform lengths, narrow or double-width frames, and source configurations up to 39.4 feet.
Non-conductive materialCorrosion resistantNationwide support
Purpose-built accessStandard, folding and custom systems
Modular Towers / Span 300
Modular Span 300 Tower
Closer 11.8-inch rung spacing with three platform lengths and two frame widths for flexible industrial and maintenance access.
Fiberglass constructionMobile configurationQuote-specific U.S. supply
Request Configuration & PricingFinal capacity, tower height, components, color, regulatory suitability and availability are confirmed during quoting.
Technical overview
Product specifications
Imperial dimensions are rounded conversions from source metric measurements.
- Series
- Span 300
- Frame width
- 28.7 or 53.9 in
- Deck length
- 78.7, 98.4 or 118.1 in
- Frame section heights
- Configurable to 39.4 ft
- Transom spacing
- 11.8 in
- Tube outside diameter
- Confirm with quote
- Material
- Fiberglass
- Mobility
- Caster-equipped
- Shown color
- Orange / Red
- Availability
- Request a Quote
Common applications
Where this configuration fits
Selection requires a competent review of the complete system, work task, site conditions and applicable U.S. requirements.
Rail and transit
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Utilities
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Aerospace and specialty facilities
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How to configure it
Build around the access problem
Use platform length, frame width, access route and required height together. The 28.7-inch frame targets restricted areas; the 53.9-inch frame supports a broader work platform.
Discuss this configuration →What distinguishes this family
✓11.8-inch rung spacing
✓Three platform lengths
✓Two frame widths
✓Configurable tower height
Configuration matrix
Available source dimensions
Measurements below are rounded imperial conversions. A quote confirms the exact component package supplied for the United States.
Frame width28.7 or 53.9 in
Platform or deck length78.7, 98.4 or 118.1 in
Height rangeConfigurable to 39.4 ft
Rung spacing11.8 in
Shown colorOrange / Red
MobilityCaster-equipped
Product-specific answers
Modular Span 300 Tower FAQs
These answers distinguish verified source specifications from requirements that must be confirmed for U.S. supply.
How does Span 300 differ from Span 400?
The source families primarily differ in rung spacing: approximately 11.8 inches for Span 300 and 15.7 inches for Span 400. Other components and final configurations must be compared during quoting.
What widths are listed?
Approximately 28.7 and 53.9 inches.
Is maximum height automatic for every setup?
No. Maximum source-family height does not establish an allowable jobsite configuration. Components, stabilization, environment and governing requirements must be reviewed.
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Related fiberglass products
2600 Series
Narrow-Width Mobile Tower
A compact 27.6-inch frame width for restricted work zones, paired with a 94.5-inch deck and configurable 39.4- or 59.1-inch frame sections.
- Width
- 27.6 in
- Deck
- 94.5 in
- Color
- Orange / Red
2600 Series
Double-Width Mobile Tower
A stable 47.2-inch frame width with a 94.5-inch deck and configurable 39.4- or 59.1-inch frame sections for larger work areas.
- Width
- 47.2 in
- Deck
- 94.5 in
- Color
- Orange / Red
Span 500
Integrated-Ladder Span 500 Tower
Integrated ladder access and 19.7-inch rung spacing with 78.7- or 98.4-inch platform lengths and narrow or double-width configurations.
- Width
- 33.5 or 57.1 in
- Deck
- 78.7 or 98.4 in
- Color
- Yellow
Answers before you quote
Fiberglass scaffold FAQs
Clear answers help teams evaluate fit, collect the right project details and begin a productive conversation.
Ask a QuestionIs fiberglass scaffolding non-conductive?
Fiberglass components are valued for their electrically non-conductive material properties. A complete jobsite hazard assessment, required clearances, inspection and all applicable regulations still govern safe use.
Does fiberglass scaffolding replace electrical safety procedures?
No. Material selection is only one part of a safety program. Employers and competent persons must address energized-work practices, approach boundaries, site conditions and applicable OSHA requirements.
Where is fiberglass scaffolding commonly used?
Common applications include electrical maintenance, utilities, chemical processing, refineries, aerospace facilities, laboratories, clean rooms and corrosive environments.
Can systems be customized?
Yes. Custom configurations can address restricted footprints, unusual equipment geometry, repeatable maintenance tasks and specialized facility requirements.
Do you ship nationwide?
Yes. Fiberglass Scaffold supports customers nationwide. Delivery scope, lead time and freight requirements are confirmed with each quotation.
How do I request a quote?
Send the required platform height, approximate working height, footprint limits, application, site conditions and desired quantity through the quote form, or call (877) 697-2233.
Need the right configuration?
Tell us about the work—not just the height.
Share the application, footprint, environment and access requirements. We’ll help identify a practical next step.
