What is a 41 Ladder?

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A 41 Ladder is a type of scaffolding system that is used for elevated projects. It is made up of two aluminum support rails, four adjustable outrigger feet, and a platform at the top.

The 41 Ladder name comes from the fact that when these components are combined, they form an upright section of triangular ladder-like shape – four legs (the support rails) with one leg longer than the other three creating a ‘41’ angle between them. The adjustable outrigger feet allow the user to adjust the angle of the ladder between 0 to 45 degrees depending on their project, while the platform gives them a secure elevation when working off heights or hard to reach areas.

This type of scaffolding system has become an essential piece of equipment for those involved in maintenance, manufacturing, construction and painting/decorating who require access to elevated locations such as ceilings and mezzanine floors – places that may not be accessible by traditional ladders or scaffolds due to limited space or obstructions from ground level. With its adjustable angles and low space requirement 41 Ladders provide a valuable tool for any project requiring elevation.