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The proven Roigk swimming pool ladder is manufactured to standard and offers numerous fixing and adjustment options for different gutter types. You can find the most common ones in our product data sheet. If these are not sufficient, we adapt the ladder accordingly and send you a detailed approval drawing. Quality features are the non-slip electro-polished stainless steel steps and the stabilising crossbar tube. For brine and salt water pools, our ladders are optionally available in the material 1.4539 electropolished. For alternative sealings or foil pools we will find with you the suitable mounting solution with sealing flanges or clamping flanges.
Standard: DIN EN 13451-2
Ladder steps: 550 x 70 mm or 550 x 140 mm (first step), with non-slip nozzle hole profiling (slip class C according to DIN 51097)
Target group: public baths
Placement: for open ladder niches e.g. in swimming pools
Material: stainless steel V4A (1.4571 or optionally 1.4539)
Especially for easy removal, we recommend the R300/2, which can be equipped with a folding mechanism on request, so that it can be folded in and out quickly and easily (R300-2K). To save weight and space, the staircase is manufactured with small steps and without a knee tube.
Steps: 600 x 140 mm with non-slip nozzle hole profiling
Target group: older swimmers for whom a ladder is too steep
Positioning: on the edge of the pool in private bathrooms
Material: stainless steel V4A (1.4571) or (1.4539)
As an option, we can equip the water features with a hand wheel for even more interactivity. Turn the handwheel by 90 degrees and turn it further and the water flows again. Beautiful hand wheel made of colourshine glass, available for different attractions.
According to GUV regulations, stairs in wet barefoot areas must have a handrail from 2 steps upwards and at least two handrails from 1,500 mm width. At the pool edge, fall protection devices with handrail and knee rail must prevent falls onto the stair handrail.
Made of 40 x 2 mm tube.
Positioning: e.g. on the two outer sides of the stairs in training pools
Material: stainless steel V4A (1.4571 or optionally 1.4539)
For temporary pool edge blocking, Barrier Supports R771180 can be used, e.g. with 8 mm Tecolen barrier ropes. These are placed in ground sockets and can be removed when not in use. As ground sleeve we recommend type R771172R with integrated removable cover.
Height: 900 mm above floor or special height
Material: stainless steel V4A (1.4571 or optionally 1.4539)
With supports, handrail and optional elbow pipe made of 40 x 2 mm stainless steel tube, with polished floor end rosettes.
Positioning: e.g. in the middle of wide stairs in training pools
Material: stainless steel V4A (1.4571 or optionally 1.4539)
The R312 scissor staircase is recommended for height-adjustable lifting floors. It is mounted on rollers in the pool and automatically adjusts to the water depth.
Optionally available with underfloat protection.
Adjustment range: from 0 to 1,800 mm or special height
Standard: DIN EN 13451-2
Steps: 1,000 x 250 mm with non-slip nozzle hole profiling
Target group: older swimmers for whom a ladder is too steep
Positioning: at the pool edge in public pools with moving floor
Material: stainless steel V4A (1.4571) or (1.4539)
In stair niches, a stair handrail with a knee-ear banister is required, which runs around the entire stair niche to prevent falling onto the stairs. On the pool side, an additional railing with knee tube must lead into the pool.
Material: stainless steel V4A (1.4571 or optionally 1.4539)
Appropriate for: 40 mm tube or ground sockets for 40 mm tube
For welding to railing supports, handle arches, floor ducts or ground sockets at the height of the sealing level.
Sealing area according to recommendations of the ZDB (Zentralverband Deutsches Baugewerbe) for swimming pool construction 2012.
Material: Stainless steel V4A (1.4571)
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With stainless steel cover, time adjustable, for connection to a water supply line, hose connection 1/2″.
Option for Belissima, Balena, Pingo, Flippo, Kurt, Robby, Bubu, Benny, Mobi, Ducky, Pucky, Schildi
If a ladder niche is missing, a box ladder closed at the side with welded-in steps can be installed as an alternative to minimize the risk of injury. A special version of this ladder can also be used for lifting floors. Let us advise you.
Target group: public baths
Placement: niches for access floor ladders
Material: stainless steel V4A (1.4571 or optionally 1.4539)
Depending on the project, we will work with you to find the right solution for the fastening, number of steps, sealing, etc.
In some cases it is necessary to construct the ladder in two parts.
Standard: DIN EN 13451-2
Ladder steps: 550 x 70 mm or 550 x 140 mm (first step), with non-slip nozzle hole profiling (slip class C according to DIN 51097)
Target group: public baths
Placement: for ladder niches closed at the top, e.g. in float pools or pools with roller cover
Material: stainless steel V4A (1.4571 or optionally 1.4539)
We recommend the R300-2 especially for easier removal, which is manufactured with small steps and without a knee tube to save weight and space.
Steps: 600 x 140 mm with non-slip nozzle hole profiling
Target group: older swimmers for whom a ladder is too steep
Positioning: on the edge of the pool in private pools
Material: stainless steel V4A (1.4571) or (1.4539)
For Wiesbaden gutter systems. The projection and attachment of the arches with optional sealing flanges is individually adapted.
Standard: DIN EN 13451-2
Target group: public baths
Placement: as a supplement to ceramic steps
Material: stainless steel V4A (1.4571 or optionally 1.4539)
As an option, we can equip the water features with a hand wheel for even more interactivity. Turn the handwheel by 90 degrees and turn it further and the water flows again. Also available optionally for water mushroom R8214-1000.
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Tel.: +49 2332 969999
Email: info@roigk.de
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