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Access planned around your application

Custom equipment starts with the job.

When standard access equipment does not fit your task or workspace, start with a requirements review. Explore custom ladder, platform and aviation access options, then share the dimensions and operating conditions that define your project.

Discuss your custom equipment

Custom ladders

Discuss access height, step geometry, aisle restrictions and the material requirements for your work area.

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Custom work platforms

Define the standing area, approach, surrounding equipment and the people, tools and materials the platform must support.

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Aircraft maintenance access

Identify the exact aircraft, maintenance task, service point and clearance envelope before choosing an access configuration.

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Build a useful project brief

Measurements and working space

Provide the access or platform height, available footprint, aisle and doorway clearances, approach direction and surrounding obstructions. Label dimensions on a sketch where possible.

People, equipment and environment

Describe the task, users, tools and materials, expected load and movement needs. Identify indoor or outdoor use, cleaning conditions and any material or site requirements.

Reference a catalog model when one is close to your needs. Final drawings, specifications, installation requirements and applicable project standards must be confirmed for the selected design.

Custom equipment questions

What should I include in a custom equipment request?

Include the task, access height, workspace dimensions, expected load, operating environment, quantity and delivery location. Photos or drawings can help describe obstructions and the required approach.

Can an existing catalog product be a starting point?

Yes. Reference the product or model that is closest to your requirements and describe the changes needed. Feasibility and final specifications must be confirmed for the proposed configuration.

Are pricing and lead time available online for custom equipment?

Custom pricing and lead time require review of the application and proposed configuration. Request a quote and confirm both before ordering.

Send the requirements for your project

Include the closest equipment type, dimensions, application, quantity and delivery location. Our quote request is the next step for reviewing the proposed configuration.

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