Concertina Attic Ladder

The ladder is made from die cast aluminium and uses an integral spring hardware system for ease of operation.

Concertina attic ladder.

Lightweight aluminum construction boasts a 375 lb. An attic ladder makes every flounder and down from the attic less complicated quicker and also safer. For durability it has stainless steel bolts and carriage giving the loft ladder that sturdy feel. An attic ladder makes every trip up and down from the attic easier faster and safer.

Very simple to fit this loft ladder comes fully assembled and even comes with a kit to change your existing push up attic hatch cover to swing down. A sped up summary of our installation of an ecco concertina loft ladder. The concertina loft ladder is our own unique design supplied with rubber coated non slip treads for extra safety and will fit almost any hatch size providing you can get your shoulders comfortably through the loft opening very strong maximum load 150kg 23 5 stone. An attic ladder is a retractable stairway that pulls down from the ceiling to provide access to attic space then folds up into a ceiling frame out of the way when it is not needed.

The ladder offers a universal fit for homes with ceiling heights 8 10 ft designed for attic openings 22 5 in. It is extremely strong with a maximum load capacity of 150kg 23 5 stone. It comes supplied with a timber backboard measuring 580x200mm. The ladder is availiable in 4 sizes to suit a floor to floor mounting point up to 3390mm.

Load capacity while gas struts ensure smooth easy door opening. The unit is ready to fit straight into your existing opening or to a masonry. The folding design of the concertina ladder is very simple to use as you extend or retract the ladder very quickly and safely so if you want an easy to use solution without any unnecessary intrusion upon your space a concertina loft ladder could be just the right thing for you. An attic ladder is a retracting stair that pulls down from the ceiling to give access to the attic area after that folds up into a ceiling framework off the beaten track when it is not needed.