Fire escape – ladder – or scaffold – Wall- or floor-attached
Patent
1999-02-26
2000-08-01
Stodola, Daniel P.
Fire escape, ladder, or scaffold
Wall- or floor-attached
182106, E04B 300, E06C 900, E06C 718
Patent
active
060952830
ABSTRACT:
A fixed ladder has a first plurality of parallel rungs arranged along a lower section thereof and also has a walk-through section with vertical side rails arranged at the top thereof. A second plurality of parallel rungs is arranged along the walk-through section. This second plurality of rungs is attached at one end to the vertical side rails of the walk-through section and is easier to hold then the vertical side rails if a foot or a climber slips near the top of the ladder while mounting or dismounting at the walk-through section.
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Stodola Daniel P.
Thompson Hugh B.
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