Rolling Ladders (9) Product(s)
Rolling ladders are essential in commercial and industrial settings like warehouses and stock rooms for accessing high objects quickly. To reposition a rolling ladder, all you need to do is carefully tilt it backwards and push it to your desired location to have stable and secure access to your goods in seconds.
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- Manufactured in: UK
- No. Options: 8
- Use Type: Trade
- Max Load: 150kg
- Manufactured in: UK
- No. Options: 26
- Use Type: Heavy Duty
- Max Load: 150kg
- Guarantee: 1 Year Guarantee
- Manufactured in: UK
- No. Options: 18
- Use Type: Trade
- Max Load: 150kg
- Manufactured in: UK
- No. Options: 18
- Use Type: Trade
- Max Load: 150kg
- No. Treads: 4 - 12
- Manufactured in: UK
- No. Options: 5
- Use Type: Heavy Duty
- Max Load: 150kg
- Guarantee: 5 Year Guarantee
- No. Treads: 3 - 10
- Manufactured in: UK
- No. Options: 16
- Use Type: Heavy Duty
- Max Load: 300kg
- Guarantee: 1 Year Guarantee
- Manufactured in: UK
- No. Options: 8
- Use Type: Heavy Duty
- Max Load: 150kg
- Manufactured in: UK
- No. Options: 8
- Use Type: Heavy Duty
- Max Load: 150kg
- Manufactured in: UK
- No. Options: 6
- Use Type: Heavy Duty
- Max Load: 150kg
Using Rolling Ladders Safely
When using a rolling ladder to work in a warehouse, it's vital that you position it as close to the area to you want to access as possible to prevent overreaching. You must also maintain 3 points of contact with the rolling ladder at all times, such as both feet and one hand.
For your safety, rolling warehouse ladders also feature handrails. For example, ladders where the top step is higher than 3 metres feature a handrail with a vertical height of at least 36 inches to protect the user while working at height.