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POOL EDGE LIFEGUARD CHAIR
POOL EDGE LIFEGUARD CHAIR
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POOL EDGE LIFEGUARD CHAIR
Regular price
£5,551.56 GBP
Regular price
Sale price
£5,551.56 GBP
Unit price
per
Tax included.
Constructed from high-quality stainless steel, this floor-fixed lifeguard chair is designed to be installed as close to the pool edge as possible, ensuring the lifeguard has full uninhibited visibility of all areas of the pool. Additional handrails and guardrails ensure the lifeguard is protected whilst working at height.
- S316L Marine Grade Stainless Steel Framework – Manufactured in 38mm diameter mirror polished S316L marine grade tube, ensuring durability in harsh pool environments and a sleek appearance.
- Side Ladder Access – Can be made with either left or right side ladder access depending on your requirements, making it easy for lifeguards to climb up and down without restricting vital space around the pool.
- Slip Resistant Treads & Platform – Fibre glass matting covers the standing platform and durable, welded stainless-steel treads for added safety during ascent and decent. Tested in both dry and wet conditions.
- Grabrails & Guardrails – Ensure safety while working at height, including in a standing position on the platform, and prevent items falling off the platform.
- Plastic Seat – Includes a durable and comfortable plastic bucket. Seat position is at approximately 180cm above floor level.
- Equipment Hooks – Two hooks allow for storage and easy access of safety/rescue equipment.
- Floor-Fixed – Designed for close installation to the pool edge for complete visibility. Two brackets on the rear legs for securing into floor-fixed holdfasts with screwed eyebolts (supplied with the chair). Ensure suitability of your floor surface for fixing before purchase.
- Dimensions – (H) 2273mm x (D) 765mm x (W) 1213mm
- Safety Compliance – Meets the specification set out within European Standards EN13451-2:2015+A1:2020.
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Usage Tips
- Always wear appropriate footwear.
- Ascend and descend correctly facing the ladder and with care.
- Assess the suitability of this chair for your specific needs, especially regarding compatibility with your current floor surface and space allowance around the chair.
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