#ladder brackets

I will be honest. I've never been crazy about climbing stairs. I can't really track it to any particularly traumatic event or anything. I guess only that part of me knows that I have fallen before and if I fell off a ladder, it could be very bad. If I deconstruct it, I know that I don't really care about being on the stairs and once I get to where I'm going up, I'm pretty good at it. It is going down and up the stairs that catches me.

 It turns out that my fears in this case are not entirely unjustified. The vast majority of ladder accidents occur during that transition from roof to ladder or from ladder to roof. The reasons range from the ladder that is not placed securely against the structure to a badly placed foot.

Ladder Brackets

The Guardian Safe-T ladder extension system offers you something to hold on to when you reach the top of the ladder. It is a simple and lightweight extension that adheres to almost any ladder and creates handrails for those few moments of transition. It is a simple solution to a simple problem and it is the first Guardian article that I made sure I had in my house.

 While the Safe-T Ladder Extension System will help you get on or off the ladder, of course, there are other things to keep in mind when using a ladder. Most of these seem like common sense things, but somehow they are often overlooked. The most important thing you can do to ensure your safety when using a ladder is to make sure your ladder is safely placed on the floor. Sometimes this is more difficult because the terrain is irregular.

This is where Guardian's Ladder Leveler can be useful. The Guardian ladder leveler easily connects to the bottom of most extension stairs and then adjusts to the ground to create a safe and level base from which to work.

 Ensuring that the ladder is secure and that you can easily get on and off it are just two of the things you should pay attention to when working on a ladder. Also make sure that your ladder is supported against a structure that will support both the weight of the ladder and that of anyone who may be using it. Consider nearby power lines and take necessary precautions. The last and perhaps the most common mistake is to carry anything in your hands when climbing the ladder. If it's something small, put it in your pocket. If it's something big, use a bucket and a strap. Almost half of all stair falls occur while people carry things.

Keep the stairs in the right environment to ensure they remain in good working condition. The area must be covered, ventilated and protected from the weather, away from moisture and heat.

Always ensure that the ladder safety hitch is applied to avoid accidents.

Stairs can fall if stored vertically, so use ladder brackets attached to the wall to secure your ladder. You can buy these media on our website. A shelf or wall brackets are useful if you have chosen to store your ladder horizontally.

Secure the ladder in place to ensure that it is not used without authorization. If the access equipment falls into the wrong hands, accidents can occur.

Do not place the stands too high or too low. The ladder should be within an ideal range, without touching the ground, but not so high that it should be stretched too far when removed from the supports.

Make sure nearby doors are closed and locked before storing or removing stairs.

Make sure all gateways are clear so that stairs can be easily removed when you recover them for a job. The last thing you should do is make your way through a maze while carrying a ladder.

If the stairs are permanently fixed, use a ladder guard to prevent unauthorized access.

5 steps for safe stair storage

Make sure the folding steps are fully folded.

If the steps are mobile, be sure to apply the brakes and that the locking bars are in position to prevent unauthorized use. Accidents happen too quickly when untrained people have access equipment in their hands.

If stored in an upright position, secure it with an auxiliary shock absorber or similar to prevent the ladder from falling. This can be especially dangerous if your colleagues or family have access to your storage facility, which is not recommended. If it is not stored safely, there is a risk that the ladder will collapse on passersby.