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Step Ladders - Free UK Delivery Over £25 - Buy Online | Zoro

Heavy construction for industrial use. Manufactured from Douglas fir, morticed, tenoned, glued and wedged. Hinged to the back board and bolted through the stiles for extra strength. Treads at 250mm rise, pinned with ring shank nails and fitted with check blocks at intervals to prevent sideways movement. Tie rod are fitted at not more than 4 treads apart. All with varnished finish and all metal fittings are rustproofed.

Manufactured from distinctive, yellow, heavy-duty channel stiles. Fitted with heavy gauge serrated anti-slip aluminum treads.
Stays and diagonal brace fitted to eliminate side sway. Industrial plastic top with tool holes and serrated solid rubber block feet. 
Gel coat finish to prevent weathering. Fully repairable.

Manufactured from distinctive yellow 85mm x 30mm channel with glass fibre treads. The step is constructed as two front step sections which are hinged with non-lockable trestle hinges. The angle is restricted by two locking metal stays. The top treads come together to form a small platform. A very strong and versatile step for all trades.

These products complies to: ANSI 14-5 and ESI 13-1. and are Kitemarked BS EN 131

Heavy duty step ladder, self-locking hinges. Manufactured from Douglas fir, American Ash with steel BZP fittings in accordance with BS 1129 Class 1 Ind.

These glass fibre roof ladders from Bratt?s have 84x30mm heavy duty channel section stiles and aluminium rungs. A steel ridge hook to securely hold the ladder in place on the roof, rubber faced support bars and large rubber wheels to help prevent damage to roof tiles or slates. Manufactured with BS EN131 compliant materials and they carry the Kitemark.

This range of folding trestles are designed with stiles and rails made from Douglas Fir and Hemlock timber. The ladders are vanished with a polyurethane exterior for guaranteed durability and an extended life for whatever the use. The trestles come in a range of heights and steps for added versatility, as well as hard-duty locking hinges for better safety. 

Features and Benefits 
• Trestles are fitted with a heavy duty locking hinge for guaranteed safety when climbing 
• The trestles come in a range of different heights and steps for better versatility 
• The ladders are finished with a polyurethane exterior for added protection against everyday wear and tear

Typical Applications 
• For general use when climbing and gaining access to hard-to-reach areas

HPS14 3.22m CL-1 Timber Painters Swing Back Steps

Manufactured from distinctive, yellow, heavy-duty channel stiles. Fitted with heavy gauge serrated anti-slip aluminum treads.
Stays and diagonal brace fitted to eliminate side sway. Industrial plastic top with tool holes and serrated solid rubber block feet. 
Gel coat finish to prevent weathering. Fully repairable.

GSB03 0.79m Glass Fibre Swing Back Steps Aluminium Treads

Manufactured from Douglas fir to a high specification for trade use. Top and back boards are glued and screwed with check blocks fitted under treads to prevent sideways movement. Back legs have half lapped cross rails that are glued, screwed and hinged to the back board through the stiles. White wood finish and all metal fittings are rust proofed.

Timber Step Ladder, Swing Back, LBS

Manufactured from distinctive yellow 85mm x 30mm channel with glass fibre treads. The step is constructed as two front step sections which are hinged with non-lockable trestle hinges. The angle is restricted by two locking metal stays. The top treads come together to form a small platform. A very strong and versatile step for all trades.

These products complies to: ANSI 14-5 and ESI 13-1. and are Kitemarked BS EN 131

AFDS09 Bratt S Glass Fibre Double Sided Step Ladder with Glass Fibre Treads - Afds

DSFS8 Bratt S Double Sided Folding Timber Step Ladders - Dsfs

GL12RL Bratt's Glass Fibre Roof Ladder with Aluminium Rungs - Glrl

This range of folding trestles are designed with stiles and rails made from Douglas Fir and Hemlock timber. The ladders are vanished with a polyurethane exterior for guaranteed durability and an extended life for whatever the use. The trestles come in a range of heights and steps for added versatility, as well as hard-duty locking hinges for better safety. 

Features and Benefits 
• Trestles are fitted with a heavy duty locking hinge for guaranteed safety when climbing 
• The trestles come in a range of different heights and steps for better versatility 
• The ladders are finished with a polyurethane exterior for added protection against everyday wear and tear

Typical Applications 
• For general use when climbing and gaining access to hard-to-reach areas

PT12 3.58m Class-1 Timber Trestles BS 1129

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