2. Maintenance Walkways/Stairs/Ladders
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2.1 Stairs and ladders serving non-habitable areas such as plant areas, attics and the like can be constructed in accordance with AS1657 which requires a suitable access system based on the “limits of slope”.
2.2 For walkways – the most common walkway is the roof access walkway – refer to the roofing policy for more information – essentially an expanded aluminium or plastic sections fixed to the roof on Aluminium rails
2.3 For Stairs, the goings and rises fit within a range as below
2.4 For ladders the more common ladder used is as per the detail below from AS 1657.
2.5 The typical handrail for a maintenance area is a “monowills” handrail – with ball connections.
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