Rolling Safety Step Insert (SSR003)
Rolling Safety Step Insert (SSR003)
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Description
Description
This rolling insert is designed to sit over a compatible safety step and turn it into an easy-to-move unit for busy workplaces. With spring-loaded castors underneath, it helps you shift the step between aisles, rooms, or work areas without lifting, making it practical for offices, libraries, retail stockrooms, medical facilities, and warehouses where equipment needs to be moved regularly.
The castors are designed to retract when the load reaches 20kg, helping keep the step stable and secure during use on flat, hard, even surfaces. Overall size is 495(L) x 495mm(W) x 207mm(H) including castors, and the wheel diameter is 25mm, giving a compact footprint that fits common storage areas while still providing reliable mobility when unloaded. Suitable for use with safety step model SSR002.
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More About This Brand
More About This Brand
We are proud to supply Richmond Rolling Solutions’ extensive range of industrial materials handling equipment to customers across Australia and New Zealand. With over 65 years of experience, Richmond are a trusted name in wheels, castors, trolleys, stainless steel equipment, and plastic storage solutions. Their products are relied on in commercial kitchens, warehouses, factories, and back-of-house environments for dependable, long-term performance.
Richmond’s range includes heavy-duty stainless steel trolleys, stackable and nestable plastic crates, and specialised castors designed for varied floor surfaces and load capacities. Built for real-world conditions, these solutions offer strength, durability, and practicality where it counts.
