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The stilts

The stilts from the Stelzenmanufaktur are handmade, solidly manufactured and suitable for high loads. They are the result of many years of development and multiple tests in practise. They meet the demands of professional stilt artists as well as the special needs of children's and youth circus projects.

3 year guarantee on all Stelzenmanufaktur products!

Vary walking height

The upper parts of the stilt are screwed to the foot bars of different lengths using 2 Allen screws.
 The running heights of the foot bars are printed and color-coded.

Calf support

The calf rests on a curved calf plate and is connected to the stilt with 2 padded straps. The calf holder can be continuously adjusted in height and angle to the calf.

Footplate

The foot is securely fixed to the footplate with 3 wide straps. The position of the foot can be individually selected using the rear strap.

Rubber foot

At the bottom of the stilt, a special rubber ensures good grip on the ground and pleasant cushioning when stepping. The rubber is rotatably mounted and allows beautiful rotations on any floor.

Allen key

Each stilt has an integrated Allen key below the foot plate, which can be used to change the foot bars and adjust the calf holder.

Please note the NOTES ABOUT USE!

Upper part

(Without foot bars)
Price*
Amount of pairs
Base
360 Euro

Foot bars

(Bottom part)
Price*
Amount of pairs
Walking height 40 CM
80 Euro
Walking height 60 CM
90 Euro
Walking height 80 CM
100 Euro
Walking height 100 CM
110 Euro
Walking height 120 CM
120 Euro

NEW FROM 01.01.2025: all prices plus 19% VAT

plus shipping (see general terms and conditions)

3-year guarantee on all Stelzenmanufaktur products

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Important notes about use and care

The stilts from the Stelzenmanufaktur are high-quality artistic props that you will enjoy for many years if you follow the following instructions for use and care.

Notes about use

By installing foot bars of different lengths, the running height of the stilts can be varied. To do this, use the integrated Allen key to loosen the two colorfully highlighted screws on the inside of the stilt, change the foot bar and tighten the screws well again. If necessary, hold the screw on the other side with the second Allen key.

The stilts can also be adjusted to the length and shape of the calf: To do this, loosen the screw on the outside of the calf plate, adjust the plate so that the upper edge of the calf plate ends about 4 finger-widths below the crook of the knee and turn the calf plate so that it is flat rests on the calf. Now tighten the outer screw well again.

If you prefer the sheet resting against your shin, you can also turn it forward. Make sure that the straps are not caught between the wood and sheet metal.

The 3 foot straps ensure that the stilt is securely held on the foot. The rear strap determines the position of the foot (front - back). This significantly changes the balance and varies from person to person. Experience has shown that the ankle should be just behind the pillar of the stilt.

Over time, the stilt should become one with the body and thus form a “natural” extension of the legs. To do this, all straps must be tightened well.

Never use the stilts without suitable knee pads, because in the event of a fall, falling is everything: hands up, knees to the ground and put your butt on your heels!! This should definitely be trained.

ATTENTION: Use the stilts at your own risk!

Care and maintenance

Before each use, check that all screws around the footplate are firmly seated!

Keep the Velcro fasteners clean and always close them carefully, otherwise their function can no longer be guaranteed.

From time to time, remove the lower rubber foot, remove any dirt and clean the aluminum ring. Do not use water or cleaning agents for this. Check that the two small spax screws that secure the aluminum ring to the stilt are tight.

Make sure the stilts are stored in a dry place. If they do get wet, it must be ensured that they dry well.

You can simply wipe off any light dirt on the stilts with a damp cloth. You can sand away stubborn dirt or scratches on the wood with sandpaper (grit 120) and treat the areas with a cloth with a little linseed oil varnish. Wipe off excess oil after half an hour. This will keep your stilts looking pretty for a long time.

Warranty

Please contact me immediately if you have any problems with the stilts. During the first 3 years I will repair any damage free of charge that is not due to improper use, storage or transport.