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Video by Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

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This video demonstrates the key features and benefits of the Stedox wall brace, a lightweight, extendable tool designed for wall stabilization, often used in concrete formwork. The demonstration highlights its impressive length, built-in safety stop, precise fine-tuning adjustment capability, and the ease with which significant force can be applied.

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Dennis, what are we looking at with this now? >> We're looking at maybe the lightest wall brace in the world. This one is actually 13 ft long wall brace, when it's collapsed, and it extends all the way up to 23 ft. And as you can hear, we have a built-in stop function, so it's not possible to overextend the tube. And the fine adjustment is made by rotating the whole brace. Here you can see our thread is now going inwards. Inwards, and we have a thread in here that is sealed and greased, so it will never see the daylight. >> So you can get your fine-tune adjustment on your wall. >> Yes. Just like like this one, this is our smallest brace today. You can see by just twisting the wall brace, now I'm pushing. It goes out. And here you can see live reading on the screen. By just rotating the brace with one hand, two hands, I get this is 300 lbs of force already. With just the fingertips. Then we also have a a foldable handle. With this one, you get a lot more torque. >> And where do guys find these at, Dennis? >> You'll find us by going to stakox.com. We are based in Finland, but we have inventory in the US for some of our product, and we ship worldwide. >> Thank you, sir. >> Thank you so much.

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