LadderLock by Ladder Lock

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If there is a particularly strong gust of wind, it is always a good idea to retighten the strap to ensure the telescopic ladder is extra secure. It is important always to use caution when working with ladders and to follow proper safety guidelines to prevent accidents.

Our Ladderguards can be found in numerous applications, preventing access to; wind turbines, mobile telephone masts, building fixed A ladder guard that is not wide enough for the ladder it is fitted to. Small feet can still climb the exposed rungs and the guard could slide even further to one side.The L3 Ladderguard fits ladders with rung lengths between 250mm and 360mm and provides approximately 1.95m of ladder coverage height. Where unauthorised access has been gained the result is often a fall from height. This can cause life changing injuries and fatalities are not uncommon. BS EN 12811-1:2003 Temporary works equipment- Part 1: Scaffolds - Performance requirements and general design

Where fixed ladders are fitted to the outside of buildings ladder guards offer Facility Managers the ability to In general, any additional fencing will need to be provided by the principal contractor unless this is specifically requested as part of the scaffold contract. The bottom lift ladder and additional fencing arrangements should be written into the scaffold contract and details added to any drawings or compliance sheet - by hand if necessary. Where the scaffold contractor is handing over an 'incomplete' scaffold ie no bottom lift ladder, this should be recorded on the handover paperwork. Adding and removing a bottom lift ladder does not constitute an alteration to a scaffold. Where used any scaffold tag system does not need to be withdrawn if the scaffold is inaccessible. Within buildings, where fixed ladders are used to access internal plant, equipment and various levels within theOur painted mild steel ladder guards are painted yellow as standard, but are available in any colour as a bespoke product. The ladder features a metal handrail and includes a pole for pulling the ladder down. It has wide, deep wooden treads, making it comfortable for climbing up and down, and they’re also non-slip, making it safe to use. As mentioned, the trapdoor is fully insulated, preventing draughts or heat loss from the loft area. Both sides of the door are laminated, making it easy to clean. The ladder stores right on top of the trapdoor, so it doesn’t take up any loft space.

No more than 50mm of exposed rung should be visible when the guard is tight to one side of the ladder. Other ControlsManagers can use our standard L3 Ladderguard to protect unauthorised access to the scaffold ladder. Below, we’ll discuss what types of loft ladders are available and round up some of the best options you can buy now.

The ladder’s treads are designed to be both extra deep and extra wide, with a rubber coating that’s unique to the company. The ladder is deceptively strong, having a maximum load weight of 150kg, and it has a double sprung mechanism to handle its weight as it’s being lowered or lifted.Sturdy and secure, this aluminium ladder is the perfect option for anyone looking for a sleek and simple loft ladder. With nine treads and the standard maximum load weight of 150kg, this ladder is a DIY dream. It is always a good idea to retighten the securing strap if there is a particularly strong gust of wind. Other standard variants of our Ladderguard include our ‘ships ladder’ guard which is designed for slightly angled ladders with