Non-Stop Scaffolding was the brainchild of Justin Breithaupt, a successful masonry contractor. He started Non-Stop in 1976 when his new scaffolding invention caught the eye of other contractors. A visit with Justin shows a man who has built elevating scaffolding for more than 30 years now, and who is just as passionate about masonry and job efficiency as he was 50 years ago.
Justin's philosophy has permeated every aspect of the way Non-Stop does business. I've laid brick all my life, he said. My father was a life-long mason contractor, and I worked for him many weekends and every summer, as far back as I can remember; so did my three brothers. So, it was only natural that I would go into the business after college.
Justin's philosophy has permeated every aspect of the way Non-Stop does business. I've laid brick all my life, he said. My father was a life-long mason contractor, and I worked for him many weekends and every summer, as far back as I can remember; so did my three brothers. So, it was only natural that I would go into the business after college.
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We know that each masonry project is different. There is no one-size-fits-all elevating scaffolding system. We use our 25+ years as masonry contractors to develop and perfect our three proven scaffold systems. Non-Stop Heavy-Duty crank-up scaffolding is ideal for commercial masonry work up to 552 feet.
Every Non-Stop product is designed to increase production on a masonry jobsite. When the wall and material are both waist-high all day, a brick layer will put in more units. Government studies prove it. And when they don't don't stop to hop planks, they work continuously. Non-Stop is the only manufacturer that can claim a zero-collapse record.
The stocking area is five boards wide, with an additional three boards between the towers. Space for full pallets with room to move around them. It's truly a dance floor in the sky. Aluminum rollers on stainless steel shafts assure that the elevating carriage glides up and down the tower. No binding, rubbing or friction.
Every 100 feet of Standard Duty Adjustable Scaffolding increases your production the same as hiring two good bricklayers. How much does it cost to put a mason on the wall for a month? Factor not only payroll, but insurance, benefits, union burden, etc. Believe it or not, many contractors don't know their true labor costs.
Low walls have long been the most expensive walls to build. Until Workhorse. Workhorse adjustable scaffolding turns walls only 6' tall into profitable walls, by keeping the mason waist-high all the way to the top. THE NEW WORKHORSE lets you get the extra production of crank-up scaffolding on ALL your walls.
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Paul Stevens
Dec 29, 2021
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Val Brotherton
Sep 15, 2020
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Toxic Watts
Oct 15, 2017
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If you're a mason contractor of any size Non-Stop has the scaffolding you need. I've been using their product for years and will no go back to conventional jacks. The quality and safety systems are the best I've experienced. You'll save both time and money using their systems and have peace of mind that your crew is on the safest platforms in the industry.