Tripod PT12D50 1.2 m height, 50 cm span, 48 mm diameter for tiles

Tripod PT12D50 1.2 m height, 50 cm span, 48 mm diameter for tiles is a support tripod intended for tiling work. With a maximum height of 1.2 m and a 50 cm span between its legs, the tripod provides a raised, stable platform to align and support tiles or tile-cutting equipment on construction and renovation sites. The 48 mm leg diameter contributes to the overall rigidity and steady footing required for precise leveling and safer handling of materials and tools during installation.

Advantages

The tripod offers a compact and robust support solution that simplifies positioning and leveling of tiles and related equipment. Its 1.2 m height and 50 cm leg spread deliver a balance between working elevation and on-site portability. The 48 mm diameter legs increase structural stiffness, helping to reduce wobble under load and ensuring consistent support when used on typical construction surfaces.

Suitable for

• Supporting tiles during layout and alignment
• Mounting or supporting tile-cutting and leveling tools
• Temporary elevation of materials on renovation and construction sites
• Work requiring a stable platform at approximately 1.2 m height

Key specifications

• Maximum height: 1.2 m
• Span between legs: 50 cm
• Leg diameter: 48 mm
• Designed use: tiling support and equipment stabilization

How to use

Place the tripod on a level or suitably prepared surface and spread the legs until the 50 cm span is achieved and the tripod stands firmly. Position tiles or the tile-cutting/leveling tool on the tripod so that the load is centered and stable. Adjust placement to achieve the required working height near 1.2 m and confirm that the tripod is not rocking before beginning work. When finished, remove materials, collapse the tripod legs for transport, and store in a dry location.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective use, verify the tripod is placed on stable ground and the load does not exceed the tripod's intended use as a tiling support. Avoid using the tripod on heavily uneven or soft surfaces without additional stabilization. Regularly inspect legs and connection points for wear or damage before each use.