"Ladders? Isn't a
Ladder Just a Ladder?"
Why You Should Choose
Bratts for Your Ladders!
To a layman, it may seem at all ladders are much
the same. And if you're new to ladders, you
may be tempted by the low prices available from some
suppliers.
Yes ... it can be tempting to buy cheaper ladders. But
you'll get exactly what you pay for ... and you'll find that
buying the cheapest is often a false economy. And sometimes
you'll pay more than just money later on!
If, on the other hand, you choose Bratts
Ladders, you'll get:
Quality, Reliability,
Longevity .. & Ladder Safety
- That's why we're chosen to
supply every major electricity company
with non-conductive access equipment.
- That's why we supply
telecom & gas
utilities ... worldwide!
- And that's why
chemical, oil,
rail, aviation and
construction companies ... worldwide ...
choose Bratts.
Craftsmanship Since
1895
You'll benefit from our experience. You see, we've been
making ladders for longer than just about anybody else in the
business. And it shows in our credentials.
- We are the
only quality manufacturer of BS1129 Class
1 Kitemark Timber and BS EN131 Kitemark Glassfibre ladders,
stepladders and specialist access products for industrial
use. So we're in a unique position to
offer information on both.
- And we supply a large
range of safety equipment and BS2037 Class
1 Kitemarked Aluminium ladders and stepladders.
- We work closely with the HSE
... so we can advise you on ladder and stepladder use
within the new "Working at Height Law" which came into
force in 2005.
- Bratts can make access
equipment to your specification!
- And we'll repair the ladders
you've got (even if they're not ours).
- And run certified training
courses ... and advise you on maintenance routines (or
operate them for you).
In fact, we still maintain timber ladders we supplied to the
electric supply industry over 25 years ago!
Why not ask for our full catalogue
now. Just fill in your details, and you'll be able to download
it straight away. And we'll send you our free mini-course on
what to look for in a ladder.
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