Telescopic props 2 pcs 90–160 cm AWTools adjustable support jacks

Set of two AWTools telescopic props with adjustable length from 90 to 160 cm designed for temporary support and shoring during construction and renovation. Each prop features a steel tubular construction with a threaded adjustment mechanism that enables precise height setting and secure positioning. These support jacks provide stable bearing capacity for formwork, ceilings, beams and drywall installations where temporary load support is required.

Advantages

Robust steel construction ensures durability and resistance to bending under load. The threaded adjustment allows fine incremental height changes and reliable locking at the chosen position. Compact retracted length facilitates transport and storage, while the extended range covers a broad span of common interior and formwork heights. Supplied as a matched pair to maintain consistent support spacing and to simplify on-site setup.

Suitable for

• Supporting concrete formwork during casting
• Temporary shoring of ceilings and beams during renovations
• Bracing drywall and suspended partition installations
• Short-term propping for window or door header work

Key specifications

• Adjustable height range: 90–160 cm
• Quantity in set: 2 pieces
• Material: steel tubular construction with threaded adjustment
• Application: temporary support for construction and renovation tasks

How to use

Place the prop vertically between the floor and the element to be supported. Extend the inner tube until the prop is slightly compressed against both bearing surfaces, then turn the threaded nut to fine-tune the height and achieve firm contact. Ensure the top and bottom plates sit flat on the supported surfaces. Install props in pairs or multiples as required for even load distribution, and re-check the tightness after initial load application. Before removal, relieve the supported load gradually and retract the props by reversing the threaded adjustment.

Usage recommendations

Use the props only on firm, even surfaces and check that contact plates are properly aligned. Do not exceed the intended temporary use or rely on the props for permanent structural support. Regularly inspect for visible damage, corrosion or thread wear and replace any prop showing deformation or compromised parts.