STORAGE DESIGN LIMITED
Steptek Easy Rise Range with Handlock Anchorage
760mm tread width
Hand built with attention to detail, both in design and manufacture, to ensure total reliability and many years of arduous operation.
48 degree slope for extra safety and comfort
Designed to allow user to turn and descend the steps facing forward
Welded steel tube and bar construction. Fitted with hand lock anchorage; when locked the front feet rest firmly on the floor, feet fitted with protective plastic floor pads.
Finish: All steelwork red epoxy finish. Wheels: Front 2 swivel castors with 100 mm dia. rubber tyred wheels with roller bearings. Rear 2 axle mounted 200 mm dia. wheels with rubber tyres and roller bearings.
Accessories
Hook on wire basket Dimensions: (L x W x D) 600mm x 220mm x 220mm Load capacity: 5kg
Ref: S088 (Extra)
Hook on tool tray Dimensions: (L x W x D) 600mm x 250mm x 220mm Load capacity: 5kg
Ref: S089 (Extra)
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Tread width 760 mm Platform W x D: 760 x 380 mm (5-9 tread) Platform W x D: 760 x 460mm (10-12 tread)
Number of Treads inc Platform
5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12
Average Working Height
Platform Height
2650 mm 1150 2880 mm 1380 3110 mm 1610 3340 mm 1840 3570 mm 2070 3800 mm 2300 4030 mm 2530 4260 mm 2760
Overall Dimension (H x W x D) mm
2065 x 980 x 1400 2295 x 980 x 1600 2525 x 980 x 1800 2755 x 980 x 2000 2985 x 980 x 2200
Ribbed Rubber Treads
S601 S602 S603 S604 S605
3215 x 1150 x 2400 S606 3445 x 1150 x 2600 S607 3675 x 1150 x 2800 S608
Kg
80 88 96
Anti-Slip Treads
S611 S612 S613
104 S614 112 S615 132 S616 142 S617 152 S618
Kg
80 88 96
Expamet Treads
S621 S622 S623
104 S624 112 S625 132 S626 142 S627 152 S628
Kg Punched Treads
80 88 96
S631 S632 S633
104 S634 112 S635 132 S636 142 S637 152 S638
Kg Aluminium Treads
78 S641
86 S642 94 S643 102 S644 110 S645 130 S646 140 S647 150 S648
Easy Rise Range with Handlock Anchorage STORAGE DESIGN LIMITED TEL:01446 772614
info@storage-design.co.uk www.storage-design.co.uk Kg
82 91 99
108 117 138 149 160
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Easy Rise Mobile Steps
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