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SHIPS
LADDER - 68° STEEP INCLINE
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Steel
Stair Treads |
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Bar
grating stair treads are safe, self-
cleaning, skid-resistant and economical. |
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Important
Note When Ordering: Specify actual
floor to floor height when ordering, stairways are custom designed
to meet your height
*Other sizes available upon request. requirements. (A
Dimension) |
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(C)
PRICING FOR STANDARD EXTENDED HANDRAIL MODELS
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Type
Model No. |
(A)
Height Range |
(B)
Horizontal Run |
Tread
Width |
Nominal
Overall
Width |
Price with
Gray Enamel
& Black Bar
Grating Treads (A) |
Price with
all Galvanized
Finish (B) |
Price with all
Duplex Paint
System |
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SL2438 |
3’-0” - 3’-5” |
1’-4” - 1’-7” |
24” |
27" |
$715 |
$1,199 |
$1,320 |
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SL2444 |
3’-6” - 3’-11” |
1’-7” - 1’-9” |
24” |
27" |
$798 |
$1,300 |
$1,436 |
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SL2450 |
4’-0” - 4’-5” |
1’-9” - 2’-0” |
24” |
27" |
$879 |
$1,398 |
$1,554 |
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SL2456 |
4’-6” - 4-11” |
2’-0” - 2’-2” |
24” |
27" |
$960 |
$1,496 |
$1,669 |
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SL2462 |
5’-0” - 5’-5” |
2’-2” - 2’-4” |
24” |
27" |
$1,042 |
$1,595 |
$1,786 |
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SL2468 |
5’-6” - 5’-11” |
2’-5” - 2’-6” |
24” |
27" |
$1,124 |
$1,695 |
$1,900 |
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SL2474 |
6’-0” - 6’5” |
2’-7” - 2’-9” |
24” |
27" |
$1,204 |
$1,792 |
$2,016 |
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SL2480 |
6’-6” - 6’-11” |
2’-9” - 2’-11” |
24” |
27" |
$1,285 |
$1,892 |
$2,132 |
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SL2486 |
7’-0” - 7’-5” |
3’-0” - 3’-2” |
24” |
27" |
$1,366 |
$1,990 |
$2,248 |
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SL2490 |
7’-6” - 7’-11” |
3’-2” - 3’-4” |
24” |
27" |
$1,447 |
$2,090 |
$2,364 |
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SL2498 |
8’-0” - 8’-5” |
3’-4” -3’-7” |
24” |
27" |
$1,531 |
$2,187 |
$2,481 |
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SL24104 |
8’-6” - 8’-11” |
3’-7” - 3’-9” |
24” |
27" |
$1,612 |
$2,287 |
$2,597 |
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SL24110 |
9’-0” - 9’-5” |
3’-9” - 4’-0” |
24” |
27" |
$1,693 |
$2,385 |
$2,714 |
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SL24116 |
9’-6” - 9’-11 |
4’-0” - 4’-2” |
24” |
27" |
$1,773 |
$2,484 |
$2,828 |
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SL24122 |
10’-0” - 10’-5” |
4’-2” - 4’-4” |
24” |
27" |
$1,857 |
$2,582 |
$2,944 |
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SL24128 |
10'-6" - 10'-11" |
4'-8" - 4'-10" |
24” |
27" |
$1,939 |
$2,681 |
$3,060 |
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SL24134 |
11'-0" - 11'-5" |
4'-10" - 5'-1" |
24” |
27" |
$2,021 |
$2,780 |
$3,177 |
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SL24140 |
11'-6" - 11'-11" |
5'-1" - 5'-3" |
24” |
27" |
$2,102 |
$2,877 |
$3,294 |
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SL24146 |
12'-0" - 12'-5" |
5'-3" - 5'-5" |
24” |
27" |
$2,184 |
$2,977 |
$3,410 |
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SL24152 |
12'-6" - 12'-11" |
5'-6" - 5'-8" |
24” |
27" |
$2,264 |
$3,075 |
$3,526 |
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SL24158 |
13'-0" - 13'-5" |
5'-8" - 5'-10" |
24” |
27" |
$2,346 |
$2,443 |
$3,642 |
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SL24164 |
13'-6" - 13'-11" |
5'-11" - 6'-1" |
24” |
27" |
$2,425 |
$3,273 |
$3,758 |
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SL24170 |
14'-0" - 14'-5" |
6'-1" - 6'-3" |
24” |
27" |
$2,508 |
$3,371 |
$3,874 |
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SL24178 |
14'-6" - 14'-11" |
6'-3" - 6'-5" |
24” |
27" |
$2,590 |
$3,470 |
$3,991 |
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SL24184 |
15'-0" - 15'-5" |
6'-6" - 6'-8" |
24” |
27" |
$2,670 |
$3,568 |
$4,107 |
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SL24190 |
15'-6" - 15'-11" |
6'-8" - 6'-10" |
24” |
27" |
$2,752 |
$3,667 |
$4,222 |
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(D)
PRICES FOR HATCH ACCESS MODELS
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Type Model No. |
(A)
Height Range |
(B)
Horizontal Run |
Tread Width |
Nominal Overall Width |
Price
with
Gray Enamel
& Black Bar
Grating Treads (A) |
Price
with
all Galvanized
Finish (B) |
Price
with all
Duplex Paint
System |
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HASL2438 |
3’-0” - 3’-5” |
1’-4” - 1’-7” |
24” |
27" |
$681 |
$1,165 |
$1,286 |
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HASL2444 |
3’-6” - 3’-11” |
1’-7” - 1’-9” |
24” |
27" |
$764 |
$1,265 |
$1,402 |
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HASL2450 |
4’-0” - 4’-5” |
1’-9” - 2’-0” |
24” |
27" |
$844 |
$1,364 |
$1,519 |
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HASL2456 |
4’-6” - 4-11” |
2’-0” - 2’-2” |
24” |
27" |
$926 |
$1,462 |
$1,634 |
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HASL2462 |
5’-0” - 5’-5” |
2’-2” - 2’-4” |
24” |
27" |
$1,007 |
$1,561 |
$1,751 |
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HASL2468 |
5’-6” - 5’-11” |
2’-5” - 2’-6” |
24” |
27" |
$1,089 |
$1,661 |
$1,865 |
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HASL2474 |
6’-0” - 6’5” |
2’-7” - 2’-9” |
24” |
27" |
$1,170 |
$1,757 |
$1,981 |
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HASL2480 |
6’-6” - 6’-11” |
2’-9” - 2’-11” |
24” |
27" |
$1,250 |
$1,857 |
$2,098 |
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HASL2486 |
7’-0” - 7’-5” |
3’-0” - 3’-2” |
24” |
27" |
$1,332 |
$1,955 |
$2,214 |
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HASL2490 |
7’-6” - 7’-11” |
3’-2” - 3’-4” |
24” |
27" |
$1,412 |
$2,055 |
$2,330 |
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HASL2498 |
8’-0” - 8’-5” |
3’-4” -3’-7” |
24” |
27" |
$1,496 |
$2,153 |
$2,446 |
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HASL24104 |
8’-6” - 8’-11” |
3’-7” - 3’-9” |
24” |
27" |
$1,578 |
$2,253 |
$2,562 |
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HASL24110 |
9’-0” - 9’-5” |
3’-9” - 4’-0” |
24” |
27" |
$1,658 |
$2,351 |
$2,680 |
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HASL24116 |
9’-6” - 9’-11" |
4’-0” - 4’-2” |
24” |
27" |
$1,739 |
$2,450 |
$2,793 |
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HASL24122 |
10’-0” - 10’-5” |
4’-2” - 4’-4” |
24” |
27" |
$1,823 |
$2,547 |
$2,910 |
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HASL24128 |
10'-6" - 10'-11" |
4'-8" - 4'-10" |
24” |
27" |
$1,904 |
$2,646 |
$3,026 |
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HASL24134 |
11'-0" - 11'-5" |
4'-10" - 5'-1" |
24” |
27" |
$1,986 |
$2,745 |
$3,143 |
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HASL24140 |
11'-6" - 11'-11" |
5'-1" - 5'-3" |
24” |
27" |
$2,068 |
$2,843 |
$3,259 |
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HASL24146 |
12'-0" - 12'-5" |
5'-3" - 5'-5" |
24” |
27" |
$2,149 |
$2,943 |
$3,375 |
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HASL24152 |
12'-6" - 12'-11" |
5'-6" - 5'-8" |
24” |
27" |
$2,230 |
$3,041 |
$3,491 |
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HASL24158 |
13'-0" - 13'-5" |
5'-8" - 5'-10" |
24” |
27" |
$2,312 |
$3,098 |
$3,608 |
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HASL24164 |
13'-6" - 13'-11" |
5'-11" - 6'-1" |
24” |
27" |
$2,391 |
$3,238 |
$3,724 |
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HASL24170 |
14'-0" - 14'-5" |
6'-1" - 6'-3" |
24” |
27" |
$2,474 |
$3,336 |
$3,840 |
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HASL24178 |
14'-6" - 14'-11" |
6'-3" - 6'-5" |
24” |
27" |
$2,555 |
$3,435 |
$3,956 |
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HASL24184 |
15'-0" - 15'-5" |
6'-6" - 6'-8" |
24” |
27" |
$2,636 |
$3,534 |
$4,072 |
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HASL24190 |
15'-6" - 15'-11" |
6'-8" - 6'-10" |
24” |
27" |
$2,717 |
$3,633 |
$4,187 |
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SAFETY
WARNING: These ladders are to be
ascended and descended with the user always facing the ladder.
Never descend the ladder facing away from the ladder. |
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OSHA
CONFORMANCE
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A
frequently asked question is whether a ships ladder conforms
to OSHA. The answer is somewhat complicated.
There is no single OSHA standard which specifically relates
to the ships ladder design shown here. This product is
a hybrid which is neither a stair nor ladder and therefore has
dimensions and design parameters which overlap and/or
conflict with OSHA standards for fixed stairways (Standard 1917.120)
and fixed ladders (Standard 1910.27). Also
included below is a reprint of a standard interpretation letter
from OSHA dated 2/10/2006. |
Does
this product meet OSHA requirements? We believe the answer is
yes when; restricted areas preclude alternatives
and a due diligence safety review of the intended use and application
has been performed by the end user. These ships
ladders are not intended to replace applications which require
regular stairways but rather to fulfill the needs created
by restricted areas. Responsibility for determining the suitability
of a particular use and application rests with the
purchaser. |
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STANDARD
INTERPRETATIONS
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| 02/10/2006
- The use of ship's stairs instead of fixed stairs in general
industry. |
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Standard Number: 1910.27 |
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| February
10, 2006 |
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Ms.
Erin Flory
Indiana Department of Labor
402 W. Washington Street, Room W195
Indianapolis, IN 46204 |
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Ms. Flory: |
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Thank
you for your July 20, 2005, fax to the Occupational Safety and
Health Administration (OSHA). Your letter was
forwarded to the Directorate of Enforcement Program's (DEP's)
Office of General Industry Enforcement for response.
This letter constitutes OSHA's interpretation only of the requirements
discussed and may not be applicable to any
questions not delineated within your original correspondence.
You had specific questions regarding the use of ship's
stairs in general industry. |
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questions below have been restated for clarity. |
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Question
1: Are ship's ladders (also known as ship's stairs) required
to meet the fixed ladder requirements in
29 CFR 1910.27? |
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No. The standards for fixed ladders in §1910.27 do not
apply to ship's stairs. |
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2: Can ship's stairs be used in general industry? |
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| Response:
Existing §1910.27 does not address ship's stairs. However,
the 1990 Proposed Rule for Subpart D, Walking and Working Surfaces,
55 Federal Register 13360, addresses this issue at proposed
§1910.25, Stairs, paragraph (e)(1), which states, "Ship's
stairs shall be installed at a slope between 50 degrees and
70 degrees from the horizontal." Where an employer is in
compliance with the provisions of a proposed standard, it is
OSHA's general policy to treat the violation of an existing
requirement as a de minimis violation. Therefore, in areas where
conventional industrial stairs cannot be installed due to limited
space availability, then OSHA would consider the installation
of fixed industrial stairs with a slope between 50 degrees to
70 degrees from the horizontal to be a de minimis violation.
De minimis violations are violations of standards which have
no direct or immediate relationship to safety or health, and
do not result in a citation, or penalty and need not be abated.
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