Telescopic Ladder Aluminum Broken Ladder 620cm

Description
Telescopic ladder aluminum broken ladder 620cm

High quality
Extendable telescopic structure
Maximum lifting capacity: 150 kg (compliance with EN-131)
Made of aluminum
Compact size after folding
Great for painting, window cleaning, minor renovation work, etc.
Individually packed in a cardboard box

Safety rules:
Always check the condition of the ladder before use
Do not exceed the permissible load
Never step on the last step of a ladder
Place the ladder on a stable surface, free from sand, oil, etc.
If you can see any damage to the ladder, do not use it
Use common sense and safety

Rules for using a spacing ladder
Before using the ladder, always check its technical condition.
Make sure that the ground on which the ladder is placed is even, hard and non-slippery.
Sufficient space must be provided for the ladder to be fully erected.
Do not straddle the top of the ladder while you are working.
When using a ladder, you must not stand on one of the two highest rungs of the ladder, unless it has a safe hand grip.
Do not work standing sideways to the ladder.
The ladder should be positioned so that it is possible to reach the desired place without the need to lean too much.

Safe use of a ladder also includes:
securing the other person, especially when going up and down,
marking the danger zone in the event of a risk of objects falling from a height,
securing objects used during work against their accidental fall from a height,
making sure that there are no machines, devices, tools or everyday objects near the ladder - a fall on them from a height may end tragically,
taking regular breaks when working on a ladder for a long time,
Avoiding jumping off the ladder, even from a small height - from the second or third rung - such a jump can lead to injury.

Prohibited activities
Using the ladder contrary to its intended purpose.
Use of a damaged or unsuitable ladder.
Using a ladder on unstable ground.
Using a stepladder as a compact one.
Leaning a leaning ladder against slippery surfaces, light or overturning objects, or piles of materials that do not ensure the stability of the ladder.
Placing the ladder in the immediate vicinity of machines and other devices - in a way that poses a threat to the users of the ladders.
Go up and down with your back to the ladder.
Carry a ladder over 4 m long by yourself.
Performing with a leaning ladder - bricklaying and plastering works.
Performing a leaning ladder - carpentry works, at a height of more than 3 m.
Performing with a spacing ladder - painting works, at a height of more than 4 m.

Placing ladders on movable ground, such as pallets, bricks, cranes, scaffolding, working platforms.

Performing works in the immediate vicinity of an overhead power line.

Converting and repairing ladders on your own and painting wooden ladders.