While staircases are an essential and common part of our daily lives, they can also pose a serious risk to safety if not used properly. In fact, according to a discussion on BBC Radio 2, it is estimated that there is a fall on stairs every 90 seconds in the UK, and an estimated 250,000 non-fatal accidents on stairs that are serious enough to merit a trip to A&E.

This blog will go over 5 essential staircase safety tips so that you can stay safe next time you’re using a staircase. Let’s dive in!

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Both step ladders and platform ladders have their own set of unique advantages, despite the fact that many people use the two terms interchangeably. This blog will unpack the differences between these two ladder types to help you decide which one is best for your job.

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Loft ladders are a useful tool that provide convenient access to your loft or attic space, but like any ladder, they come with safety risks if not used or maintained correctly.

Whether you’re installing a new loft ladder or using your current one to put the Christmas decorations away, understanding loft ladder safety is crucial for protecting yourself and those around you from serious accidents and injuries.

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A step ladder is a short folding ladder with flat steps and a small platform. They are an essential tool in many workplaces, allowing employees to reach high shelves, change lightbulbs and carry out inspections. However, they need to be used with care to avoid injury and accidents.

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The British Standard for ladders is BS EN 131 and it covers all types of portable ladders, including stepladders, extension ladders and combination ladders. The BS EN 131 sets the safety requirements for the design and manufacture of all UK ladders, ensuring they meet specific standards for strength and stability.

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