A set of accessories for use in combination with a scaffold is comprised of at least one pair of support hooks, at least one stirrup member for facilitating stepping up or down from the scaffold, at least one material holder.

A set of accessories for use in combination with a scaffold is comprised of at least one pair of support hooks, at least one stirrup member for facilitating stepping up or down from the scaffold, at least one material holder.

A ladder safety device (2) for removably securing a ladder (40) to a parapet wall (36) of a rooftop (38), including: a pair of support clamps (4) securable to the parapet wall (36), each said support clamp (4) including a first support member (10), a second support member (12), and an extended arm (14) joining said first support member (10) to said second support member (12), wherein a distance between said support members (10, 12) defines a width adjustable to the width of the parapet wall (36); an elongate plate (6) connecting said pair of support clamps (4) to each other; and at least one ladder hook (8) extending from said elongate plate (6) for securely receiving a rung of the ladder (40).

A ladder safety device (2) for removably securing a ladder (40) to a parapet wall (36) of a rooftop (38), including: a pair of support clamps (4) securable to the parapet wall (36), each said support clamp (4) including a first support member (10), a second support member (12), and an extended arm (14) joining said first support member (10) to said second support member (12), wherein a distance between said support members (10, 12) defines a width adjustable to the width of the parapet wall (36); an elongate plate (6) connecting said pair of support clamps (4) to each other; and at least one ladder hook (8) extending from said elongate plate (6) for securely receiving a rung of the ladder (40).

A pool platform device comprising: a platform support which, in use, is configured to extend at least partially into the water of a pool; a platform adjustably mounted to the platform support, wherein in use, the platform is elevated above a floor of the pool such that a user can step up from the floor and onto the platform; and mounting means associated with the platform support and configured to releasably secure the device to a structure or feature of or associated with the pool.

A foldable and angularly adjustable ladder includes two side supports (1) and multiple stair treads (2). Two ends of each of the stair treads (2) are rotatably connected with the side supports (1), respectively. Each of the side supports (1) includes an upper pole (101) and a lower pole (102) parallel to the upper pole (101). Two foot covers (3) are disposed at a lower end of the side supports (1), respectively. Two upper poles (101) and two lower poles (102) are connected with two end surfaces of the each of the stair treads (2) through four connectors (4), respectively. Each of the connectors (4) is sleeved with a metal ring piece (5), one end of the metal ring piece (5) passes through one of the end surfaces of the each of the stair treads (2) and is located at an inner side of the each of the stair treads.

A foldable and angularly adjustable ladder includes two side supports (1) and multiple stair treads (2). Two ends of each of the stair treads (2) are rotatably connected with the side supports (1), respectively. Each of the side supports (1) includes an upper pole (101) and a lower pole (102) parallel to the upper pole (101). Two foot covers (3) are disposed at a lower end of the side supports (1), respectively. Two upper poles (101) and two lower poles (102) are connected with two end surfaces of the each of the stair treads (2) through four connectors (4), respectively. Each of the connectors (4) is sleeved with a metal ring piece (5), one end of the metal ring piece (5) passes through one of the end surfaces of the each of the stair treads (2) and is located at an inner side of the each of the stair treads.

A strand grab for a ladder having a hook assembly, a gate assembly engaged with the hook assembly and a biasing spring. The biasing spring produces a return biasing force which is less than a weight force of the ladder when the hook assembly rests on the strand allowing the gate assembly to close with the hook assembly and squeeze the strand between the gate assembly and the hook assembly in a closed position and hold the ladder in place with the strand. A ladder for use with a strand having a first rail and a second rail. The first rail has a first strand grab directly attached to the first rail and the second rail has a second stand grab directly attached to the second rail. A method for using a ladder. A method for making a ladder.

A strand grab for a ladder having a hook assembly, a gate assembly engaged with the hook assembly and a biasing spring. The biasing spring produces a return biasing force which is less than a weight force of the ladder when the hook assembly rests on the strand allowing the gate assembly to close with the hook assembly and squeeze the strand between the gate assembly and the hook assembly in a closed position and hold the ladder in place with the strand. A ladder for use with a strand having a first rail and a second rail. The first rail has a first strand grab directly attached to the first rail and the second rail has a second stand grab directly attached to the second rail. A method for using a ladder. A method for making a ladder.

A handheld, lightweight pole that telescopically extends a substantial length that terminates at a hook. The hook allows the user to attach the pole securely to the ridge. A plurality of rungs is spaced along the pole, wherein each rung acts as a step or handle to help the user climb safely. Each hung may be selectively positioned along the pole.