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DESCRIPTION of Platform Step Ladder
- High Quality Single Sided 4 Step Ladder
- Closed Height of ladder: 2m
- Platform Height: 1.1m
- Material: Aluminium
- Anti-slip feet on each leg
- Work Tray for holding tools
- Handles to allow users to safely ascend and descend from the ladder
- Maximum Permissible loading: 150kg
- Manufactured in Ireland by Stradbally Ladders
- BS: EN131 1992
DELIVERY OPTIONS EXPLAINED
- Collect From Our Warehouse Usually Within 48 Working Hours (Please Email Before You Come to Collect)
- Special Truck Delivery (Within 2 - 4 Working Days)
- Note: Do not choose express delivery during checkout as these ladders cannot be sent by courier
USES of a Platform Step Ladder
A 4 step Platform step ladder is ideal for indoors work especially:
- For Trademen who are going to work off a ladder for a prolonged period e.g. painters
- For jobs which require a number tools / consumables to be used - the tool tray is ideal for this
- For DIYers who want the most comfortable and safe indoors step ladder on the market
- For business owners who wish to minimise insurance risks involved with employees using step ladders
ADVANTAGES of Platform Step Ladder
- The safest and most comfortable step ladder on the market for indoor use
- Possible to store tools etc on the ladder
- Extremely easy and safe to climb and descend the ladder
- Fold-way design makes them easy to transport and store
- Manufactured by the Market Leaders, Stradbally Ladders, who have a long and proud tradition in the design and manufacture of quality ladders and whose customers include Eircom, ESB etc
- These are extremely sturdy, strong & well designed ladders
- Aluminium makes them light weight
DISADVANTAGES of Platform Step Ladder
- Not high enough for some jobs
- Step ladders are not suitable to use on uneven or soft ground
- More expensive and heavier than the cheap DIY step ladders on the market
- Aluminium frame makes it unsuitable for use on electrical jobs
Ladder Safety
Ensure to read the safety documentation from the Health & Safety Authority (see 'Attachments' tab) for guidance on the safe use of ladders.
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