A rotation control mechanism comprises a first rotating member, a second rotating member, and a first locking pin. The first rotating member is provided with a pin hole. The second rotating member is provided with a locking hole. The first locking pin is inserted into the pin hole and the locking hole to lock the first rotating member and the second rotating member. The first locking pin and the first rotating member are circumferentially limited and movably arranged in an axial direction. A first elastic member is connected to the first locking pin and applies an action force to the first locking pin to be inserted into the locking hole. The second rotating member is provided with a trigger portion, and the first rotating member is provided with an elastic braking portion. The folding ladder comprises two ladders and two rotation control mechanisms.

A rotation control mechanism comprises a first rotating member, a second rotating member, and a first locking pin. The first rotating member is provided with a pin hole. The second rotating member is provided with a locking hole. The first locking pin is inserted into the pin hole and the locking hole to lock the first rotating member and the second rotating member. The first locking pin and the first rotating member are circumferentially limited and movably arranged in an axial direction. A first elastic member is connected to the first locking pin and applies an action force to the first locking pin to be inserted into the locking hole. The second rotating member is provided with a trigger portion, and the first rotating member is provided with an elastic braking portion. The folding ladder comprises two ladders and two rotation control mechanisms.

A system for safekeeping of building permits and other documents is disclosed. The system comprises a ladder comprising a plurality of rungs spaced apart and extending through a stringer of the ladder. Each rung of the plurality of rungs has a channel, wherein the channel has opening on the stringer. The system further comprises a device comprising a container, a first arm having a first arm first end and a first arm second end, a second arm having a second arm first end and a second arm second end. Each of the first arm and the second arm are in attachment with a side of the container. The system further comprises an assembled configuration wherein the opening of a first rung of the plurality of rungs receives the first arm second end and the opening of a second rung adjacent to the first rung receives a second arm second end.

A system for safekeeping of building permits and other documents is disclosed. The system comprises a ladder comprising a plurality of rungs spaced apart and extending through a stringer of the ladder. Each rung of the plurality of rungs has a channel, wherein the channel has opening on the stringer. The system further comprises a device comprising a container, a first arm having a first arm first end and a first arm second end, a second arm having a second arm first end and a second arm second end. Each of the first arm and the second arm are in attachment with a side of the container. The system further comprises an assembled configuration wherein the opening of a first rung of the plurality of rungs receives the first arm second end and the opening of a second rung adjacent to the first rung receives a second arm second end.

A safety ladder for mounting between a support surface and a ground surface includes two support assemblies and parallel step members pivoted between the support assemblies. Each support assembly includes first and second support rods each having upper and lower ends. The upper ends of the first support rods of the support assemblies are configured to be pivoted to the support surface. The safety ladder is movable between a use position, in which the lower ends of the first and second support rods of the support assemblies are adapted to simultaneously contact the ground surface, and a storage position, in which the first and second support rods stand substantially perpendicular relative to the ground surface.

The present invention relates to a safety ladder device primarily comprised of a ladder frame, a plurality of ladder feet, a first outrigger, a second outrigger and at least one safety strap. The plurality of ladder feet may further be comprised of a continuous opening that can receive a ground spike or fastener that allows a user to secure the device to and/or into a nearby surface for stabilization of the device during use. Both outriggers preferably attach to each side of the top step of the ladder frame via a hinge that allows both outriggers to move freely and be placed at a variety of angles to further stabilize the device. In addition, the at least one safety strap is positioned around the device, such that it prevents a user from falling off the device, yet still allows the device to remain fully functional.

The present invention relates to a safety ladder device primarily comprised of a ladder frame, a plurality of ladder feet, a first outrigger, a second outrigger and at least one safety strap. The plurality of ladder feet may further be comprised of a continuous opening that can receive a ground spike or fastener that allows a user to secure the device to and/or into a nearby surface for stabilization of the device during use. Both outriggers preferably attach to each side of the top step of the ladder frame via a hinge that allows both outriggers to move freely and be placed at a variety of angles to further stabilize the device. In addition, the at least one safety strap is positioned around the device, such that it prevents a user from falling off the device, yet still allows the device to remain fully functional.

A folding step stool includes a stool surface and a support structure for supporting the stool surface. The support structure is a foldable structure and comprises at least three support shafts. The stool surface is hinged to a rear side of a connecting line of tops of two adjacent support shafts. After being folded, the support structure is located on one side of a plane formed by the two support shafts hinged to the stool surface. After being turned, the stool surface is located on the other side of the plane formed by the two support shafts to which the stool surface is hinged, and the two support shafts are able to abut against the two support shafts to which the stool surface is hinged. The invention solves the problem that step stools in the prior art still have a large size after being folded.

A two-step step stool includes a primary stool and a secondary stool. The primary stool includes a primary supporting plate and a primary pedal hinged with a top of the primary supporting plate. The secondary stool includes a secondary supporting plate and a secondary pedal hinged with a top of the secondary supporting plate. The secondary pedal is higher than the primary pedal. A middle plate is arranged between the primary stool and the secondary stool and is respectively hinged with the primary pedal and the secondary pedal. A linkage mechanism capable of folding the primary stool and the secondary stool synchronously is further arranged between the primary stool and the secondary stool. The two-step step stool can be drawn close towards the middle plate when being folded by hinging the primary pedal with the middle plate and hinging the secondary pedal with the middle plate.

A ladder is provided. The ladder includes a ladder frame, wherein on the ladder frame foot boards are disposed, wherein the ladder frame includes a front bracket and a back bracket; the front bracket is provided with fixing joints; a handrail collapsible by sliding or overturning is disposed on the fixing joints; collapsing/unfolding structures for collapsing or unfolding the handrail are disposed between the fixing joints and the handrail; and after the ladder frame and the handrail are collapsed, a footprint of the handrail in a thickness direction is not more than a footprint of the fixing joints. By disposing the fixing joints to mount the handrail for providing a clearance space to collapse the handrail, the handrail is collapsed, by sliding or overturning, to an inner side of the ladder frame without increasing a footprint of a wholly collapsed ladder.