Professional 0.8M Fibreglass Swingback Step Ladder - 4 Tread
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This 0.8m fibreglass step ladder is designed for tradespeople and DIYers who need a safe and reliable tool for electrical work and general tasks. Its key benefit is its non-conductive fibreglass construction, providing electrical insulation up to 30,000 volts. A potential limitation is its 0.8m height, which may be insufficient for very high reach tasks. It features 4 robust treads, a multi-functional tool tray, and a stable platform, all built with durable C-section fibreglass stiles and reinforced aluminium treads.
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FAQs
What is the maximum weight this ladder can support?
The ladder has a maximum load capacity of 150kg.
Can this ladder be used for electrical work?
Yes, it is designed for electrical work. The fibreglass stiles are non-conductive and insulated to withstand up to 30,000 volts (EN61478).
How is the warranty handled?
The ladder comes with a 3-year warranty. Please refer to the manufacturer's warranty documentation for full details on claims and coverage.
What is the approximate working height?
The approximate working height, calculated from the top platform, is 2072mm.
How should I clean the ladder?
Wipe the ladder with a damp cloth after use. Avoid abrasive cleaners to maintain the integrity of the fibreglass stiles and grip surfaces.
What are the dimensions when folded?
When closed, the ladder has a height of 1050mm and a storage depth of 160mm.
Are replacement parts available?
Please contact the manufacturer or your point of purchase for information on replacement parts, such as anti-slip feet or tool tray components.
Troubleshooting
Ladder feels unstable when open
Ensure the hinged metal locking stays are fully engaged and locked. Check that the ladder is placed on a firm, level surface. Verify the maximum load capacity of 150kg is not exceeded.
Treads feel slippery
Ensure the treads are clean and free from dirt, grease, or moisture. The checker-plate design offers grip, but extreme conditions may require additional safety measures.
Tool tray is difficult to attach/detach
Ensure the tray is aligned correctly with the designated slots on the ladder stiles. Check for any obstructions. The tray is designed for a secure fit; avoid forcing it.
Ladder seems shorter than expected
Verify the ladder's closed height (1050mm) and open depth (760mm). The working height is approximately 2072mm, which is the estimated reach from the top platform. Confirm you are using it correctly for your task's height requirements.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent electrical safety features due to non-conductive fibreglass.
- Stable and secure platform with deep treads for user comfort.
- Integrated tool tray enhances workflow and organization.
- Durable construction designed for professional and frequent use.
- Lightweight for its strength, making it portable.
Cons
- Limited working height at 0.8m, not suitable for high reach jobs.
- Fibreglass can be heavier than aluminum for equivalent strength in some designs.
- Requires careful inspection of locking stays to ensure full engagement.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: To set up, simply lift the ladder and pull the sides apart until the hinged metal locking stays engage firmly. Ensure the stays are fully locked before ascending. Unfold the ladder on a firm, level, and dry surface.
Compatibility: This ladder is designed for general use on solid, level ground. It is compatible with most indoor and outdoor environments, provided the surface is stable. The maximum load capacity is 150kg.
Care: Keep the ladder clean by wiping it down with a damp cloth after use, especially if exposed to dirt or chemicals. Avoid using abrasive cleaners. Store the ladder in a dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, in its closed position. Periodically inspect the fibreglass stiles for any cracks or damage, and check the integrity of the locking stays and feet to ensure they are functioning correctly. Do not paint or deface the fibreglass stiles, as this may compromise their non-conductive properties.