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SafeSmart Access Planning

Find the Right AdjustaStairs™ Model

Choosing the right AdjustaStairs™ starts with one key measurement: the vertical reach height from the lower walking surface to the upper landing or access point.

AdjustaStairs™ are height-adjustable stair systems used for trenches, slabs, decks, mezzanines, excavations and changing jobsite elevations. Use this guide to estimate the model that may fit your project, then confirm the final configuration with TPR Industrial.

Start with the Vertical Reach Height Measure straight up from the lower walking surface to the upper landing or access point. Do not measure along the angle of the stairs.

Step One

Measure the Vertical Reach Height

Measure the actual vertical distance between the lower walking surface and the upper landing or access point. This measurement is the starting point for estimating the AdjustaStairs™ model your project may require.

1

Identify the Lower Surface

This may be the bottom of a trench, lower slab, ground level or work platform.

2

Identify the Upper Landing

This is the deck, slab, mezzanine, platform or access point crews need to reach.

3

Measure Straight Up

Record the vertical rise between the two surfaces, not the diagonal stair length.

Measure the Vertical Rise

Upper Landing
↑
VERTICAL REACH HEIGHT
↑
Lower Walking Surface

Do not measure along the stair angle.

Common Measurement Points

Application Measure From Measure To
Trench access Bottom of trench Top edge or landing area
Slab access Lower slab Upper slab elevation
Deck access Ground or lower platform Deck height
Mezzanine access Floor level Mezzanine landing
Temporary jobsite access Lower work area Upper platform or structure

For best results, measure the actual vertical rise instead of relying on drawings alone. Jobsite elevations and conditions can change throughout excavation, concrete and multi-phase construction projects.

Step Two

AdjustaStairs™ Size Chart

Find your vertical reach height in the first column to identify the AdjustaStairs™ model that may fit your application.

Vertical Reach Height Recommended AdjustaStairs™ Model Model Type
4' – 6' 4" 8-Step AdjustaStairs™ Standard
5' – 8' 10-Step AdjustaStairs™ Standard
6' – 9' 7" 12-Step AdjustaStairs™ Standard
7' – 11' 2" 14-Step AdjustaStairs™ Standard
8' – 12' 9" 16-Step AdjustaStairs™ Standard
9' – 14' 4" 18-Step AdjustaStairs™ Standard
10' – 16' 20-Step AdjustaStairs™ Standard
11' – 17' 2" 22-Step AdjustaStairs™ High-Access with truss
12' – 19' 2" 24-Step AdjustaStairs™ High-Access with truss
13' – 20' 9" 26-Step AdjustaStairs™ High-Access with truss
14' – 22' 4" 28-Step AdjustaStairs™ High-Access with truss
15' – 24' 30-Step AdjustaStairs™ High-Access with truss
16' – 25' 7" 32-Step AdjustaStairs™ High-Access with truss
17' – 27' 2" 34-Step AdjustaStairs™ High-Access with truss
18' – 28' 9" 36-Step AdjustaStairs™ High-Access with truss
19' – 30' 4" 38-Step AdjustaStairs™ High-Access with truss
20' – 32' 40-Step AdjustaStairs™ High-Access with truss
Planning Guide: This chart provides an initial estimate. Final model selection should also consider available run, access angle, stair width, landing conditions, anchoring points and jobsite use.

Jobsite Resource

Take the Size Guide to the Jobsite

Download the printable AdjustaStairs™ Size Selection Guide with the complete model chart, measuring instructions and jobsite information checklist.

Download Size Selection Guide

Step Three

Standard vs. High-Access AdjustaStairs™

Vertical reach height and overall jobsite configuration help determine whether a Standard or High-Access AdjustaStairs™ model may be appropriate.

8-Step through 20-Step

Standard AdjustaStairs™

Commonly used for trenches, decks, slabs, shorter access points and lower-to-mid-height elevation changes.

22-Step through 40-Step

High-Access AdjustaStairs™

Designed for taller elevation changes, larger access requirements and extended-reach applications. These models include additional truss support.

H-Brace Support: May be used when additional stability or support is required for the selected configuration and jobsite application.

Information Needed to Confirm Your Stair System

TPR Industrial can help estimate the appropriate AdjustaStairs™ model and confirm rental or purchase options. The following information helps us review your application:

Jobsite Information Why It Helps
Vertical reach height Determines the recommended stair model
Available run / footprint Helps confirm stair angle and space required
Desired stair width Helps confirm the correct stair configuration
Upper and lower surfaces Helps determine landing and anchoring requirements
Temporary or long-term use Helps determine the most practical setup
Indoor or outdoor use Helps confirm environmental and site considerations
Jobsite photos or drawings Allows TPR to better understand the access area

Need Help Choosing the Right AdjustaStairs™?

Send TPR Industrial your vertical reach height, available space and jobsite details. We can help estimate the appropriate model and provide rental or purchase options.

Or call TPR Industrial at 503-353-7676

AdjustaStairs™ model recommendations are estimates based on the information provided. Final configuration and suitability should be confirmed for the specific application and jobsite conditions.

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