Warehouse Portable Mobile Two Step Stool , 590 x 600 x 850 mm
Specifications:
| Product name | Two step stool |
| Outside dimension | 590 *600 *850 mm |
| Material | Steel Q235 |
| Casters | 4" * 4 swivel with brake |
| Load capacity | 200 kg |
| Feature | Portable |
Features:
1) Sturdy platform, powder coating finish
2) Equiped with 4 4-inch swivel casters, move easily
3) 2 Wheels are equiped with brake, 2 wheels retract when weight is applied making them stable
4) Fixed welded structure, very strong, can load 200kg
5) Non slip diamond plate step
6) Widely used in supermarket, warehouse, workshop, Grocery
Advantages:
This steel 2-step stool is perfect for the pro contractor, do-it-yourselfer or homeowner looking for
an easier way to complete their project. The large top platform step offers a wide, secure standing area
and the project tray provides a safe place to hold tools, hardware and accessories while working on the
ladder. Large, slip resistant feet and steps add stability and the self-locking safety latch makes this step
stool easy to use and store. This ladder is the perfect tool for everyone.
Safety Tips:
1) Wear slip-resistant footwear. Never wear sandals, high heels or flip-flops. Wear appropriate clothing (e.g. no loose or flapping clothing, or clothing that restricts movement when climbing.
2) Do not use if affected by a medical condition or medication.
3) Keep ladder clear of live wires, electrical hazards and ceiling fans.
4) When transporting your ladder check for overhead power lines, live wires, service cabling or electrical hazards.
5) Carefully inspect your ladder to ensure there are no worn parts or damage before climbing:
6) If any component is found to be worn or damaged, rectify any faults before use.
7) Complete as much of the task at ground level as possible.
8) Ensure the ladder is placed on dry, firm, level ground/floor. Uneven footing may cause the ladder to rock. If this occurs reposition the ladder until all feet have firm contact with the floor. Always check there is no rocking movement before climbing the ladder.
9) If castors are fitted to the ladder, ensure rubber feet have firm contact with the floor when the springs are depressed.
10) Ensure the ladder is fully opened and the spreader bar is locked into position. Check for overhead obstructions before climbing.
11) Only light work is to be undertaken on the ladder. Always face towards the ladder when climbing, and always maintain three points of contact with the ladder. Use a tool bag or tool belt to help to keep hands free.
12) Before moving a ladder, take care to ensure that all tools and other items have been removed.
13) Be mindful of your concentration and fatigue level. Avoid becoming overconfident when using ladders during repetitive tasks.
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