Step Stool with Handrail Bariatric 1 Step Powder Coated Steel Frame 9-1/4 Inch Step Height
$97.83
In stock
Product Code :
MPSMK-1215731
STOOL, BARIATRIC STEP W/HANDRAIL CAPACITY 600LB (2PCS/CS)
| MPN | 1215731 |
|---|---|
| Brand | McKesson |
| Packaging | CS/2 |
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Features
- McKesson Heavy-Duty Step Stool with Hand Rail
- Standard, 8-3/4-inch step height offers safe climbing solution
- Black, powder-coated, 16-gauge steel with 1-inch tubing diameter ensures lasting durability
- Provides a total weight bearing capacity of 600lbs (272.15kg)
- Large step (14 x 11 in.) provides an ample stepping area and landing base to ensure both feet can comfortable and safely rest on each step
- Non-slip, ribbed rubber mat textured for safe grip with each step
- Skid-resistant rubber tips ensure secure position on floor
- Added cross-bar construction beneath step adds strength and security
- Welded joints and angled legs enhance support
- Fixed handrail provides balance support with a height reaching almost 3 feet (34.8 inches from the top of rail to the floor)
- Some assembly required
- Not Made with Natural Rubber Latex
- Packaged: Each
- WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Product Specifications
| Application | Step Stool with Handrail |
|---|---|
| Base Specifications | 9-1/4 X 11-1/4 X 14-1/4 Inch |
| Color | Black |
| Frame Material | Powder Coated Steel Frame |
| Handrail | 34 Inch Handrail |
| Height Adjustment Type | Fixed Height |
| Number of Steps | 1 Step |
| Platform Dimensions | 11-1/4 X 14-1/4 Inch |
| Step Height | 9-1/4 Inch Step Height |
| Step Material | Rubber |
| Type | Bariatric |
| UNSPSC Code | 42192115 |
| Weight Capacity | 600 lbs. Weight Capacity |
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