Warehouse Ladder (B321)
When you need to lift and lower heavy objects, a warehouse ladder comes in helpful. You can climb safely toward and away from your ladder while using a stair-type ladder. For user stability and safety, handrails are positioned both above and below. Your ladder will move around thanks to the included casters. Rolling warehouse ladders with four to sixteen steps that have treads on each are available.
Materials
The material used to make warehouse ladders is aluminum profile. The primary benefits of aluminum over steel are its less weight, resistance to corrosion, and suitability for use in chemical and food processing facilities.
Perfect for applications involving frequent stock picking
Everything is welded together.
Extra wide treads for increased longevity
Three sides with handrails 90 cm high to comply with Work Cover regulations
Standard equipment includes a safety gate.
Heavy Duty Industrial Load Rating of 150 kg
Unmarked casting. movable brake system with two pedals.
both robust and light.
Warehouse Ladder Extended Dual Side (B322)
A “Warehouse Ladder Extended Dual Side” likely refers to an industrial ladder designed for use in warehouses, and it incorporates both extended platforms and dual-sided access. This type of ladder is well-suited for environments where workers need to access elevated storage areas, shelves, or racks from both sides, and also require an extended platform for tasks.
Warehouse Ladder with extended Platform (B223)
A warehouse ladder with an extended platform typically refers to a type of industrial ladder that includes an extended working platform at the top. This design is often used in warehouses and distribution centers where workers need a stable and secure surface to perform tasks at elevated heights, such as picking items from shelves or organizing inventory.
