factory low price hot selling portable thickened square tube household iron ladder carbon steel pipe foldable mobile anti-slip herringbone ladder

Material: High-strength iron pipepluspowder coating 

Surface: powder coatinghandle

Bearing capacity: 150kilogram

Bottom: Anti-skid treatmentplusPrevent scratching the floor

Available colors: gray, white

Quantity per box: 4Taiwan

A ladder is a tool for climbing high, not a product that is used once or twice and then discarded. A reliable quality product is one that can withstand the test of time.

The design is reasonable, the shape is beautiful, it is corrosion-resistant and durable. All types of ladders are surface-coated with protective film, giving them a bright white luster.Easy to store and use, with a wide range of applications, it is the perfect small and simple tool for your home.Can be used to change a bulb.Cabinet usageClimb the atticCleaning, etc.,is a large familyHotelEnterprise and InstitutionSchool's essential tools for climbing.

What should be paid attention to when using a ladder

1. Body fatigue, alcohol or physical disability, the use of ladders is prohibited.
2. Ladders should be placed on firm and stable ground, and should not be placed on ice, snow, or slippery surfaces without anti-skid and fixing devices (Figure 1)
3. Work is prohibited when exceeding the maximum marked load capacity.
4. Prohibited to use ladders in strong winds.
5. Metal ladders conduct electricity, avoid approaching electrically charged areas (Figure 2)
6. Climbing the ladder, face the ladder, grasp both hands firmly, and maintain the center of gravity between the two ladder columns (Figures 3 and 4)

7. Do not stand on the steps of the ladder within 1 meter of the top, always leave a 1-meter safety margin, and do not climb over the highest support point at the top.

8. When working, keep your hands below your head to prevent losing balance and falling, which could be dangerous (Figure 5)

9. Prohibited from directly crossing from one side of the ladder to the other side (Figure 6)