Straight Ladder

A straight ladder is a type of ladder that consists of a single, straight section with rungs or steps for climbing. It is commonly used in construction, maintenance, and other industries for accessing elevated areas.

In the supply class "Scaffolding Equipment And Concrete Forms," straight ladders are included as a type of equipment that can be used in conjunction with scaffolding systems. These ladders are designed to be compatible with scaffolding structures, allowing workers to safely climb up and down the scaffolding to perform their tasks.

Straight ladders are typically made of durable materials such as aluminum or fiberglass, which provide strength and stability while also being lightweight for easy transportation and setup. They are available in various lengths to accommodate different heights and can be equipped with safety features such as non-slip rungs and stabilizing feet.

In the supply group "Prefabricated Structures And Scaffolding," straight ladders are categorized as part of the overall range of equipment and materials used in the construction of prefabricated structures and scaffolding systems. This group includes various types of scaffolding, formwork, and related accessories that are used to create temporary structures for construction projects.

Overall, straight ladders are an essential component of scaffolding equipment and concrete forms, providing safe and efficient access to elevated work areas in construction and other industries.