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The 5m Tuff Steel Scaffold Ladder is a heavy-duty industrial steel ladder designed for scaffold access and elevated work on construction sites. Featuring 16 reinforced rungs and a hot-dip galvanised finish, it delivers corrosion resistance and long-lasting durability. Built for safe climbing and rugged use, this ladder supports professional trade tasks where strength, stability and compliance are essential.
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Built for demanding professional and industrial environments, the 5m Tuff Steel Scaffold Ladder offers secure vertical access on scaffold structures and high-level work zones. Its precision-engineered cold-rolled steel construction, non-sparking finish and robust design make it ideal for contractors, scaffolders and site teams who need reliable performance day after day.
Specification | Details |
Length | 5.0 m (approx) |
Rungs | ~16 |
Material | Hot-dip galvanised steel |
Certification | EN131 Professional / TG20:21 compliant |
Duty Rating | Industrial / Heavy-Duty |
Weight (approx.) | ~15.9 kg |
Load Capacity | Up to ~150 kg |
When used in accordance with best practice and secured at the correct angle, a 5m ladder typically provides a working reach height of 5.2–5.5m, depending on the user’s height and stability setup.
Yes, the Tuff Steel ladder is engineered for heavy-duty industrial applications and meets professional EN131 standards, making it suitable for scaffold work and daily site use.
The standard 5m Tuff Steel scaffold ladder includes approximately 16 reinforced, anti-slip rungs designed for comfort and safety.
This model is tested to the latest EN131 Professional compliance and meets the requirements of TG20:21 for scaffold ladders when properly installed and used.
Yes. For safety and compliance with Working at Height Regulations, the ladder should always be securely tied or fixed at the top when used for scaffold access. This helps prevent movement and ensures stable, safe climbing on site.
