Platform Ladders
Platform Ladder (P7400 series)
P7400 Series Platform Ladder (Safe for 370 lbs): Model Shown P7404, Orange, electrically non-conductive side rails, Safety guard rail encourages pr...
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Step Ladder (7400 series)
7400 Series StepLadder (Safe for 370 lbs): Orange, electrically non-conductive side rails, Heavy gauge Tool-Tra Top, Thick side plates, Shoulder bo...
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Mobile Ladder Stand - 8 Size Options
45 degree angle of climb, 9-1/2"x24" wide steps, 1" diameter steel tube frame, Standard 19" extra-deep top platform, 3-4-5 step units have spring l...
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Combo Step/Extension Ladder
7800 Series Combination Step/Extension Ladder (Safe for 370 lbs): Model Shown 7807, Orange, electrically non-conductive side rails, Protective, mar...
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Platform ladders, step ladders, and mobile ladder stands here are built for a coffee roasting facility: reaching silos, hoppers, and overhead equipment safely, day after day. Every unit carries a duty rating of 370 lbs, non-conductive rails, and slip-resistant steps, so your team can climb with confidence around your roasting and packaging lines. Need a step ladder and extension ladder combo instead of a fixed platform? You'll find that here too. If you're outfitting a silo or storage area at the same time, see our Silos & Storage collection for the tanks and bins these ladders are built to reach.
Built for Commercial, Repeated Use
Every ladder and platform in this collection is rated for daily commercial use, not occasional household jobs. That means welded tubular steel construction, positive locking casters on the mobile models, and steps wide enough to use with tools in hand. Servicing a silo, restocking storage, or maintaining a roaster all go faster and safer with the right ladder instead of an improvised stepstool. Before you buy, our roaster buying guide covers the same inspection and safety checks worth applying to your access equipment too.
Which Ladder Fits Your Job?
Step ladder: A fixed-height ladder for quick, everyday tasks around the roasting floor.
Platform ladder: Adds a standing platform and guardrail so you can work with both hands free.
Mobile ladder stand: A rolling, self supporting unit for reaching silos, hoppers, and other elevated equipment without repositioning a fixed ladder each time.
Combo step/extension ladder: Converts from a stepladder to a longer straight ladder for taller reaches.
FAQs
What are platform ladders used for?
+Platform ladders give you a standing surface and guardrail so you can work at height with both hands free, instead of balancing on a rung. They suit longer tasks like servicing equipment, restocking storage, or cleaning overhead surfaces in a roasting facility.
What is the OSHA standard for platform ladders?
+OSHA 1910.23 covers ladders, and mobile ladder stands and platforms fall specifically under 1910.23(e). It requires a self supporting design, slip-resistant steps, and a duty rating of at least four times the maximum intended load.
What is true about a mobile ladder stand and platform?
+A mobile ladder stand and platform is self supporting. It doesn't lean against a wall or attach permanently to a structure. It has an elevated work surface and moves across the floor on casters or wheels, per OSHA 1910.23(e).
What's the difference between a step ladder and a step/extension ladder combo?
+A step ladder works well for quick jobs at a fixed height, while a step/extension ladder combo converts to a longer straight ladder for taller reaches, like accessing a silo or roof mounted equipment.
How do I choose the right ladder for my roastery?
+Match the ladder to the task. A step ladder suits quick daily jobs, a platform ladder suits longer tasks needing both hands free, and a mobile ladder stand suits repeated trips to a silo, hopper, or other fixed elevated point.