Steps, Ladders, & Scaffolds.

Safe, stable access equipment for painting, maintenance, and workshop tasks. From heavy-duty safety step stools for quick elevated access to work platforms for sustained overhead work — compliant solutions for working at height across trade and industrial applications.

FAQs

Common questions answered.

Five of the questions we hear most often on carpark and street linemarking gear. Full knowledge base on our FAQ page.

  • What access equipment do you stock?

    Our current range includes heavy-duty safety step stools designed for trade use, rated for professional working loads with non-slip surfaces and stable wide-base designs. We are expanding this range to include work platforms, step ladders, and mobile scaffold systems. Contact our team for current availability.

  • What should I look for in a safety step stool?

    Key features include a stable wide base that resists tipping, non-slip platform and feet, a working load rating of 120-150kg for trade use, and durable construction for daily job site handling. Height selection depends on your typical working reach requirements.

  • Do I need a step stool or a ladder?

    Step stools suit tasks requiring brief elevated access at low heights, typically under 600mm. They provide a stable, hands-free platform ideal for painting ceilings and overhead maintenance. Ladders and work platforms are more appropriate for greater heights or longer working duration.

  • Are your step stools compliant with Australian standards?

    Our safety step stools are designed to meet Australian workplace safety requirements for portable access equipment, with rated load capacities, non-slip surfaces, and stable base designs appropriate for professional trade use.

  • What height access equipment do I need for industrial work?

    For work platforms up to 2 m, industrial step ladders or platform steps are standard. For 2-6 m, extension ladders or mobile scaffolds provide stable access for painting, maintenance and installation tasks. Above 6 m, modular scaffold towers or elevated work platforms (EWPs) are required. All height access equipment used on Australian worksites must comply with AS/NZS 1892 (portable ladders) and AS/NZS 4576 (scaffolding guidelines).

Full guide

Steps, Ladders, and Scaffolds — Safe Access for Every Task

Stable, Compliant Access Equipment

Working at height requires stable, purpose-built access equipment. Our range is selected for painters, maintenance professionals, and workshop operators who need reliable elevated access throughout their working day.

Expanding Range for Trade Professionals

We are actively building our access equipment range with work platforms, step ladders, and mobile scaffold systems being added to meet the full spectrum of working-at-height requirements.

Part of a Safe Worksite Setup

Access equipment works alongside appropriate lighting, drop sheets for surface protection, and PPE for a safe, efficient working environment.

Explore related products and accessories: Protect surfaces with drop sheets. Extend reach from ground level with extension poles.

Related categories: Workshop & Industrial Equipment, Air Accessories, Air & Power Equipment, Automatic Lubrication.

Not sure which one's right?

Tell us the carpark size, how often you'll use it, and whether you need battery or petrol. We'll come back with a shortlist and a trade quote within the day.

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