Choose a Ladder Family Before a Step Count
The active range contains mono-colour, multi-colour and wide-step folding ladders, plus a two-step kitchen ladder and a double-sided model. The mono-colour and multi-colour listings use iron-tube frames, aluminium steps and a metal platform. The wide range uses metal steps. Choosing the family first keeps material and configuration differences visible, instead of treating every ladder with the same number of steps as equivalent. Your brief should identify the exact model, the required variant and the intended household or utility application.
3-Step through 7-Step Folding Ladder Variants
Mono-colour and multi-colour families each list 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7-step variants. The configuration text explains how the stated count includes a platform: the 3-step variant is described as two steps and one platform, while the 7-step variant is six steps and one platform. Folded sizes range from 120 × 43 cm for the 3-step option to 215 × 55 cm for the 7-step option in these families. Use the individual variant table for intermediate measurements, open size, weight and last-step height; do not infer reach height from the product name.
Wide-Step Models for Assortment Comparison
The wide ladder range lists 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 wide metal steps. Folded dimensions are 88 × 45 cm for the two-step variant and 183 × 45 cm for the six-step variant. The catalogue includes separate open dimensions and weights for these models. A distributor planning a range can compare compact storage, open footprint and step configuration, while retaining the original measurements for each SKU. A wide-step description identifies the construction format; it does not establish a user category, a safety certification or suitability for every working environment.
Kitchen and Double-Sided Configurations
The kitchen ladder lists two steps with an upper wooden seat, a folded size of 76 × 41 cm and an unfolded size of 56 × 41 × 50 cm. The product named Ladder Double 8 Steps lists seven steps on both sides and an additional upper wooden seat, with 192 × 57 cm folded dimensions and 174 × 57 × 116 cm open dimensions. This wording should be kept clear in buying and retail descriptions. The model name and detailed configuration answer different questions, and both should be checked against the approved sample.
Load References, Instructions and Destination Requirements
The catalogue contains a 120 kg load-bearing reference for the ladder models. That recorded figure is not presented here as evidence of EN certification, independent testing or approval for a specific professional use. Buyers should request the relevant instructions, load information, tests and destination-market documents for the selected model. Confirm how the ladder is intended to be used and whether labels or warnings need review for the importing country. The documented powder-coated finish and step materials are product facts; broader safety and durability claims require their own evidence.
Packaging, Private Label & Production Review
An export assortment needs a packaging brief as well as a product selection. State whether items should be packed individually for retail or grouped for distribution, then describe labels, carton marks and any brand artwork. The catalogue allows packaging and labelling review; it does not establish an approved packaging specification for every item. Colour or configuration changes are reviewed where the selected model supports them. Custom dimensions, tooling and private-label production should be requested as requirements, with feasibility and commercial terms confirmed in the quotation.
Keep the original product code beside your own proposed stock code so that the buying team can track models through specifications, samples and order documents. A reference sample or drawing can clarify a proposed change. Record approved details before production, especially where the artwork, pack contents or configuration differ from the standard catalogue listing.
Request a B2B Manufacturing Quotation
Send a model list with quantities by item and variant, required colours, packaging format and delivery destination. Include the intended application and any testing or documentation needed in your market. Nile Bridge Trade reviews the specification and international supply requirements before confirming pricing. Minimum order quantity, samples, production schedule and delivery terms are product- and order-specific; no universal MOQ or fixed lead time is published for these ranges.
For a mixed order, separate product quantities and requirements rather than giving only a total number of cartons. Ask for carton dimensions and packing quantities when they are available so the delivery requirements can be reviewed. European and other destination-market obligations must be considered for the actual product and intended use. A product name, material description or country of origin alone is not proof of conformity or a substitute for the necessary documents.
