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Quick description between AS1892 and EN131

7 June 2025, 09:14 • by FOLOUP

AS 1892.1:2018 is the Australian standard for portable ladders, covering performance and geometric requirements. It sets safety guidelines for ladders made from various materials, including fiberglass, metal, and engineered wood.

EN 131, on the other hand, is the European standard for portable ladders, ensuring stability, slip resistance, and durability. While both standards focus on ladder safety, they have different testing methods and design criteria.

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