Fischstabchen:
With 5400 sq.ft. of whatever, I’d figure out a special use for that screen material, and sell it for $50 or $100/sq.ft., so treat it very gently. With scaffolding already in place, could you just roll it up from the bottom, up to the top, and unhook it? Could you cut it into 30’ widths and do it a third at a time? I suspect that a 95’ long piece of pipe would be pretty limber, but here goes. You fix the pipe to the bottom edge of the screen matr’l., maybe just duct tape so you can get 6 or 8 wraps to start with; you need some sort of a climbing device at each end of the pipe, which climbs and attaches to a scaffolding leg near the end of the pipe, outside the width of the screen matr’l.; you need a cranking mechanism (rolling the pipe) at each end of the pipe; and you start cranking, climbing and rollin it up. The climbing and cranking mechanism is supported, guided and stabilized by the scaffolding legs, which also take some of its weight. Except for the weight of the pipe maybe 3 or 4lbs./ft. of pipe length, the support at the top of the screen matr’l. sees no other new weight. You need a number of people on the scaffolding to keep the wrinkles out of the matr’l. mid-span, as it is rolled up on the pipe.