Ladders
A range of standard configurations to use anywhere
LD02
Permanent caged ladder system, that provides safe and easy access to elevated areas with ladder stiles to extend 1000mm or more above landing surface.
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At what height do we recommend a cage?
At which height do we recommend a mid-landing?
Ladder types and angles
Ladder security
OUR CLIENTS INCLUDE
Compliance
• Accordance with AS/NZ 1657
• Designed to AS/NZS 1170
• In accordance with the building B1 structure durability code AS/NZS1891
• Compliant with OHS
At what height do we recommend a cage?
Monkeytoe recommends a mid/change-of-direction landing every 6m on caged ladders in compliance with AS 1657, however within the NZBC there is allowance to go to 9m without a mid/change-of-direction landing.
At which height do we recommend a mid-landing?
Monkeytoe recommends a cage on ladders 3.5m and above as a guideline, however code does not strictly require it until 6m.
Ladder types and angles
Learn which access type is compliant at which roof pitch. Walkway access, stair access or ladder access?
Ladder Security
Needing something to keep out uninvited guests from climbing your ladder and accessing the roof? Monkeytoe offers two lockable solutions as shown below, suitable for any standard Monkeytoe ladder…
Monkeytoe guardrail/handrail
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