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STEPS AND LADDERS IN TOUGH FIBREGLASS
February 1st 2005

Available from SGB, the new Tufstyle range of GRP steps and ladders is made from high strength fibreglass for lightness and durability.

The range includes light and heavy duty trade steps, platform steps, industrial platform steps, light trade and industrial extension ladders. Ladders are rope operated for ease of use, and every model in the range conforms to EN 131.

The new products are available in a range of colours: green for light trade steps and ladders; yellow for heavy duty units; and orange for industrial specification products.

The GRP material is nonconducting and nonsparking, making the range suitable for electrical contractors. Tufstyle products will withstand electrical currents to 30 000V. They will not corrode, are non-porous and are easy to clean.

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