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Rolling Exit Ladders

Rolling exit ladders provide mobile, code-built access for warehouses, manufacturing and commercial facilities. Buyers pick step count or platform height, tread type (perforated, serrated/grip-strut, expanded metal), and whether the ladder meets standard OSHA 1910.23/ANSI A14.7 or adds California Title 8 (CAL-OSHA) requirements.

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How to choose a rolling exit ladder

Start with the required step count or platform height. Models in this category range from 3 to 12 steps and include slopes listed at 50° and 56° where specified. Check capacity on the product page; several models are rated 450 lb. All ladders shown are steel and painted gray.

Tread types and what they mean

  • Perforated: general purpose, common on Ballymore models for standard dry-floor use.
  • Serrated (Grip Strut): high traction option for wet or oily floors.
  • Expanded metal: lets debris fall through; used where keeping the tread clear matters.
  • Abrasive mat: quieter and suited to clean rooms.
  • Ribbed: common on stainless or aluminum treads.

CAL-OSHA vs standard OSHA

Ladders in this group are built to OSHA 1910.23 and ANSI-ASC A14.7. CAL-OSHA models add California Title 8 requirements; choose CAL-OSHA if your installation must meet California Title 8.

Shipping and lead times

Products ship factory-direct LTL freight from Coatesville, PA to commercial addresses. Lead times vary by model—check the product page or ask a specialist for current timing.

Frequently Asked Questions

When do I need a CAL-OSHA model?

Choose a CAL-OSHA model when your installation must comply with California Title 8; CAL-OSHA versions add those requirements to the OSHA/ANSI construction.

Are these ladders shipped assembled?

Lead times and shipment configuration vary by model; check the product page or ask a specialist for whether a specific model ships knocked-down or factory-assembled.

What load capacity do these ladders support?

Several models in this category list a 450 lb capacity; check the individual product page for the capacity of a specific model.

Which tread should I pick for my environment?

Perforated is general purpose, serrated/grip-strut is best for wet or oily floors, and expanded metal lets debris fall through—confirm tread type on the product page for each model.