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DESCRIPTION of a Tripod Ladder
- High Quality 6 Step Tripod Step Ladder
- Unique 3 leg design and extra wide distance between legs on the base
- Closed Height of ladder: 1.9m
- Material: Aluminium
- Maximum Permissible loading: 150kg
- Manufactured in Ireland by Stradbally Ladders
- BS: EN131 1992
DELIVERY OPTIONS EXPLAINED
- Collect From Our Warehouse (Usually Within 1 Working Day)
- Fastway Standard Courier
- Note: Do not choose DPD as your shipping method as they will not accept ladders for delivery
- Your ladder will be send by Fastway instead
USES of a Tripod Ladder
The Tripod ladder is a highly specialised ladder engineered for:
- Hedge trimming and pruning of trees
- Use by general tradesmen who routinely are faced with uneven work surfaces - especially when they need to move the ladder frequently e.g. when tacking satellite cable along a wall
- For use by painters who wish to easily access the corners of room
- Would suit Tradesmen and DIYers but it very versatile range of uses and its unique self leveling safety feature
ADVANTAGES of a Tripod Ladder
- Self levelling design makes them ideal for use on rough terrain by;
- Increasing safety
- Reducing set up time
- It's third leg design allows user to get right into corners
- It has all the advanatages of a traditional step ladder and none of the disadvantages
- It's extendable leg allows it when working over 2 different heights
- Aluminium makes them light weight
- Tool tray makes this ladder ideal for Tradesmen
- It's fold away design makes it easy to store and transport
- Only step ladder on the market with a 'WOW' factor !
- 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
DISADVANTAGES of of a Tripod Ladder
- Not high enough for some jobs
- 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 Authourity (see 'Attachments' tab) for guidance on the safe use of ladders.
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