£856.00
Pair of rolling ladder feet (for wooden ladders), in polished brass
*Plus VAT & Delivery to most UK destinations
Our Ready-to-go designs, are designs that we have spent many years refining. We can also apply our experience and craftsmanship to creating a design just for you through our Bespoke service.
Why not contact us to discuss your ideas and requirements, we would be happy to create a bespoke design to your exact specifications.
These are solid brass rolling ladder castor feet for rolling ladder installations. They are suited to timber or flat/square sided stringers (ladder sides). These rolling castor feet are designed and made in house by our team (we do not resell any third-party mechanisms) and tailor-made to order. They are supplied in polished brass, handmade in our workshops in England.
Supplied with your choice of backplate profile (shaped backplate or straight with a chamfered edge) and with two counter-sunk screw holes in each foot (sold as a pair). Our fixings are either counter-sunk screw holes (visible when you look at the front of the carriages) or blind-tapped (invisible from the front view of the carriages). Choose your preference in the drop-down menu.
*Screws are not provided as it is necessary for the installer to choose the appropriate fixtures for the material the hardware is being attached to.
*Please note these rolling ladder castor feet are designed to manoeuvre a ladder only and are not designed to be ‘ridden’ on by a person whilst moving along a bookcase (for example).
Through our Bespoke service we can supply this item in alternative finishes including nickel plated brass (shiny silver), antiqued brass and bronze-coloured to name a few. Please contact us for further details.
| Material | |
|---|---|
| Finish | |
| Back plate | Chamfered Straight backplate, Shaped backplate |
| Length (mm) | 185mm |
| Width (mm) | 31mm |
| Projection (mm) | 14.5mm at point where foot is screwed to ladder sides. 60mm projection from ladder sides to outside edge of castor wheel. |
| Fixings | Blind-tapped holes (invisible from front), Countersunk screw holes (visible from front) |
