Cantilever Rolling Ladder, Unsupported, 9 Steps, 30

Cantilever Rolling Ladder, Unsupported, 9 Steps, 30" Platform Depth, 90" Platform Height

Marsoni

M251S

$8069.75

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Cantilever Rolling Ladder, Unsupported, 9 Steps, 30" Platform Depth, 90" Platform HeightSpecifications Frame Material Steel Cantilever Style Unsupported No. Of Steps 9 Platform Depth 30" Platform Height 90" Step Type Serrated Step Width 24" Base Length 107" Base Depth 107" Base Width 30" Finish Yellow powder coat finish Step Incline 50 Caster Type Polyurethane Caster Size 5" Colour Yellow powder coated finish Capacity 300 lbs. Weight 570 lbs. Country Of Origin United States

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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2017