Maxi LaddersDurable Multi-coloured 2 or 3 Step Curved Ladder
R399
About 2 Step Ladder
The 2 Step steel ladder offers a reliable and resilient design tested up to 150kgs. It folds into a compact low profile for storage.
Ideal for the office or at home, the 2 Step ladder is ideal when storage space is limited. It folds down, perfect to store away in a cupboard or in the boot of your car. Can hold up to 150kg. Foldable design, convenient to use and easy to carry around. Safe and compact- anti-slip on the bottom of ladder step. This is a must-have!
Product Features:
- Folded size: 870 mm
- Extended size: 750 mm (when in use as a ladder)
- Steps: 2 steps
- Setting angle with ground: 60 degrees
- Maximum loading capacity: 150 kg
- Nett weight: 3.37 kg
- Guarantee: 2 Years
- Material: steel
- Non-slip steps
- Soft grip top handle
- EN131
- Multi-purpose ladder
About 3 Step Ladder
Ideal for the office or at home, the 3 Step ladder is ideal when storage space is limited. It folds down, perfect to store away in a cupboard or in the boot of your car. Can hold up to 150kg. Foldable design, convenient to use and easy to carry around. Safe and compact- anti-slip on the bottom of ladder step. This is a must-have!
Product Features:
- Extended size: 1080 mm (when in use as a ladder)
- Folded size:1210 mm
- Steps: 3
- Setting angle with ground: 60 degrees
- Maximum loading capacity: 150 kg
- Nett weight: 5.38kg
- Guarantee: 2 Years
- Material: Steel
- 3 Step Folding Design - No Assembly Needed!
- Conveniently folds away for easy storage
- Nonslip tread surface. Features grips on the feet and a padded handle
- Industrial Quality and Strength: Can take loads up to 150kg/330lbs
- Non-slip steps
- EN131
- Multi-purpose ladder
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