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Online configurator
November 1st 2009

CREAXESS ('Creative Access') is a new concept for the online design of industrial stairs, mobile platforms and bridging steps from ZARGES. A step by step guide makes planning and configuration of personal access solutions quick and easy.

Six product categories are available; from basic stairs for stationary access to mobile bridging platforms. Once selected each product has numerous configuration choices, including removable 'plugin' railings as standard, platforms and steps in serrated aluminium or steel grating, 45 or 60 degree inclines and heights that are selected to the nearest centimetre. A price and technical drawing is automatically generated online based on the design and configuration choices.

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