Other benefits and features include: Considerably reduces risk of outward ladder slip Braces ladder to reduce the amount of flex or “bounce” to make users feel more secure Increases the effective base of the ladder by forming a much larger trapezium- shaped base than with just the ladder itself. This gives more sideways stability. Ensures that users erect the ladder at approximately the recommended angle. This will vary slightly depending on the configuration of the ladder. Even if you have a ladder with free-running wheels – which make the ladder slip by itself when leaned against a wall – Laddermate enables users to safely climb the ladder without the wheels rolling. In fact, multiple workers can use the wheeled ladder simultaneously without slipping outwards. How to use Laddermate

Increases the effective base of the ladder by forming a much larger trapezium- shaped base than with just the ladder itself. This gives more sideways stability. The Queen prevents the King from escaping to the 7th rank and both files are completely covered by White. As it consists of simple interlinking sections with no additional fittings it takes less than 5 seconds to fit (we recognised that people are reluctant to use safety equipment if it takes too long to install) Place the H-shaped lower legs on top of the lowest rung and stretch the cross member outward until it touches the inside of the ladder’s vertical supports, also known as stiles.Constructed out of heavy gauge steel this must have accessory stops outward ladder bounce. It enhances outward stability and ensures you have the correct ladder angle. In 2023 Sterk Systems acquired Laddermat, now a leading provider of ladder accessories for major retailers and small businesses. Sterk Systems are here to support you to boost your sales to the end user and encourage them to buy more of the Laddermat and Sterk branded products.

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According to the UK Ladder Association, falls from working at heights are among the most common workplace accidents, accounting for almost 25% of all work-related fatalities and 8% of non-fatal injuries yearly. A significant proportion of these cases involve falls from access equipment, such as ladders, which the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) says account for 40% of falls in the food and beverage industry.