Ladders are not legally required to comply with these
standards. However, doing so helps to demonstrate that a
ladder is a safe product and safe work equipment, which
is a requirement of both consumer and workplace law.
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EN 131 Part 1 – Ladder terms, types, functional
sizes
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EN 131 Part 2 – Ladder requirements, testing,
marking
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EN 131 Part 3 – Ladder marking and user instructions
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EN 131 Part 4 – Single or multiple hinge-joint
ladders
- EN 131 Part 6 – Telescopic ladders
- EN 131 Part 7 – Mobile ladders with platform
- EN 14183 – Step stools
- BS 8634 – Portable roof ladders
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BS 8539 - Code of practice for the selection and
installation of post-installed anchors in concrete
and masonry.
While BS 2037 and BS 1129, together with old versions of
EN 131, have now been withdrawn, ladders that were made
to these standards prior to their withdrawal may still
be used whilst they remain in good condition and fit for
use.