Universal Platform Design

ErectaStep’s universal 3’ x 3’ platform design is infinitely expandable through common bolt hole patterns found on each side of the platform. Attaching platforms, stairs or ladders is accomplished with only a ratchet and an open ended wrench. No additional support is required for spans of 9 feet (3 platforms). When joining more than 4 platforms tower supports are required and bolt easily to the bottom of one or multiple platforms, regardless of stair location. Platforms feature a stamped, slip resistant surface which provides solid traction. Each platform is manufactured with stamping technology to increase strength and lower costs by eliminating welds. Our use of robotic welding for the few remaining joints results in strong, precise welds on every platform shipped.

Safety Handrails

ErectaStep Safety Handrails come in one standardized size and share a bolt hole pattern with the universal platform, allowing the handrails to attach to any side of the platform. Constructed of round pipe with an outer diameter of slightly less than 2” and powder coated ANSI safety yellow, these handrails are robust in strength as well as appearance.

Safety Stairs

ErectaStep stair units come in 9” vertical increments with 26” of walk surface and slip resistant tread. To meet OSHA regulations, handrails are powder coated ANSI safety yellow. Stairs bolt to any side of the universal platform, allowing for easy customization. Stair units ship broken down for low shipping costs and are easy to assemble. Please see the spec sheet on page 11 for dimensions on all stair sizes.

Ladder Units

Our new ladder components are available in eleven sizes, from one to eleven steps and bolt to the bottom of any ErectaStep platform with no supplemental parts or engineering. Each ladder also functions as a support tower. ANSI yellow powder coating on handrails meet OSHA safety requirements and provide a durable finish.

Tower Supports

ErectaStep support towers use an anchor bolt hole design that match up with the bolt-hole pattern on the bottom of the universal platform, allowing for three bolt-up scenarios: 1) a single tower bolting to a single platform; 2) bolting two platforms on either side of a support tower; and 3) bolting support towers on multiple sides of the same platform. Support towers are necessary when using more than 3 platforms in succession. Each leg of support must be supported to grade adequately.