Alternating-Tread Stairs offer OSHA compliance.
January 5, 2005 - Alternating-Tread Stairs are intended for installations requiring stairs having angle of inclination of 56–68° to horizon. Allowing safe face-forward descents, units feature handrail on each side, dual safety chain at top, and formed steel steps with raised surfaces for traction. Welded steel stairs provide load capacity of 300 lb and are powder-coated safety yellow for high visibility.
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Vestil Manufacturing Co.
P.O. Box 507-A
Angola, IN, 46703-0507
USA
Alternating-Tread Stairs
Safely move up and down the alternating-tread stair with ease and convenience.
The Alternating-Tread Stair is intended for installations requiring a stair having an angle of inclination of 56° to 68° to the horizon. This OSHA compliant design requires less area for the base of stairs than standard ladders.
Alternating-Tread Step design offers a shorter span than traditional steps and allows safer face-forward descents. Features include handrail on each side of unit, dual safety chain at the top and formed steel steps with raised surfaces for better traction. Rugged welded steel construction. Powder coated safety yellow finish for high visibility. It has a maximum load capacity of 300 LBS. Ships knockdown for lower freight costs.
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Linda Grogg
Vestil Manufacturing Company
(800) 348-0868, extension 363
E-mail: linda-grogg@vestil.com
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