Made to Measure, Factory Direct

Made To Specification Cage Ladder

Made to measure cage ladders – your dimensions, our drawings, fully welded. Free drawing confirmation and 24-hour quote; sample or full order.

Your Dimensions Our Drawings 24h Quote Sample or Full Order
Made to order cage ladder fabricated to specification in the factory
500+

Projects Delivered

50+

Countries Exported

24h

Drawing Confirmation

15–25

Day Production

Standard Made-to-Measure Process

Made To Order Cage Ladder – Your Dimensions

A clear, four-step made-to-measure process — no vague custom, no surprises.

Your Dimensions

Send your height, width and site measurements — even a sketch works.

Our Drawings

We produce free CAD drawings for approval before any commitment.

Confirmation

Approve dimensions, material and finish — then we schedule production.

Fabrication

Fully welded, hot-dip galvanized or stainless, inspected and shipped.

SpecificationValue
Rung DiameterΦ20 mm
Rung Spacing280 mm (≤300 mm)
Clear Width500 mm
Cage DiameterΦ700 mm (hoops 40×5 @≤1500, straps 30×3)
Cage Start2.2 m above floor
Load Rating1.5 kN (≈337 lb) per rung
MaterialsQ235B / HDG / SS304
WeldingFully welded

Sample or Full Order

Made To Measure – Sample or Full Order

Approve material, finish and fit with a sample before committing to the full order — a service most fabricators do not offer. Drawing confirmation is free before you commit.

  • Sample Service

    Test material, finish and fit before full production

  • Full Order Direct

    Skip straight to production when your spec is standard

  • Free Drawing Confirmation

    Drawings issued free before you commit

Made to order cage ladder sample detail — rungs and hoops

OSHA / EN Compliance & Mill Certs

Made To Order Cage Ladder Compliance Docs & Mill Certs

Made to order does not mean off-spec — every unit ships with its full compliance file.

  • DoC — OSHA 1910.28 & EN ISO 14122-4

    Declaration of Conformity to the relevant standard

  • Mill Certs (MTC 3.1)

    EN 10204 3.1 for Q235B / HDG / SS304

  • Structural Calculation Sheet

    Engineer-signed for project loads

Made to order cage ladder mill certificates — steel detail

Clear Production Dates

Made To Order Cage Ladder – 24h Quote & Clear Dates

Production is scheduled in days, not vague weeks — confirmed in your 24-hour quote.

24h Quote

Itemized quote with drawing confirmation within 48 hours.

Day-Level Schedule

Production dates confirmed at quote stage — typically 15–25 working days.

500+ Projects

Proven delivery on made-to-order access worldwide.

From Your Tape Measure to Your Site

The Made-to-Order Timeline, Node by Node

Buying made-to-measure should not feel like a black box. Here is every node between your RFQ and the crate — with what you receive at each.

NodeWhenYou Receive
1. RFQ + drawing reviewday 0free CAD drawing proposal in 1–3 days
2. Your approvalday 3–5revised production drawing, itemized quote
3. Production startPO + depositschedule with milestone dates
4. Milestone photosduring buildmaterial verified → welded → galvanized, with photos
5. Trial assembly & QCpre-crateassembly photos, DoC + MTC + calcs issued
6. Dispatchday 15–25loading plan, B/L, tracking

Changes before cutting: free

We reissue the drawing at no cost — paper changes are the cheapest changes.

Repeat orders: same week

Drawings and certs retained 10 years — a reorder quotes with identical geometry, fast.

Changing Your Mind, Made to Order

Change Cost Table: What a Dimension Change Costs at Each Production Node

Made-to-order means nothing exists until you release it — which also means changes are cheapest here. This table maps every node of the real schedule, what can still move there, and what it costs.

Production NodeWhat You Can Still ChangeCost to You
RFQ — dimensions received (day 0)any parameter: height, width, exits, material, finishFree — the order is numbers in an email
Free CAD issued (day 1–3)everything, unlimited iterations, engineer redlines includedFree — paper is where made-to-order flexes
Your approval — drawing signedfinal corrections loop back at no charge until releaseFree — the gate exists for exactly this
Released, before cuttingquantity, finish, packaging, freight termsFree — requote in 24 hours
Cutting and welding underwaydimensions on uncut parts; we hold at the current stationDelta only — cut materials at cost, no penalty
Trial assembly and QCdocuments only; geometry frozen and photographedFree — paperwork follows the as-built unit
Container loadedlabels and packing list referencesFree — updates issued with the B/L set

Milestone photos at every node mean you always know which row of this table you are standing on — and therefore what a change costs before you ask.

Stock or Made-to-Order?

The Decision Guide: When Waiting 15 Days Beats Having It Now

Off-the-shelf ladders win on calendar; made-to-order wins on everything that happens after day one. Three questions and one table settle it for your site.

Your SituationStock LadderMade-to-Order
Rise is a standard catalog heightfits — dispatch fastestsame geometry, no advantage
Top rung must land flush with platformshims or a step gap — audit findingengineered landing, built in
Named standard on the DoCwhatever the brand certifiedOSHA 1910.28 / EN ISO 14122-4 / BS 4211 as you specify
Corrosive or marine siteHDG only, mostlySS304 at 1.8x or SS316 at 2.5x with MTC
Budget priority10–20% lessexact fit worth the difference on day of install
Reorders expecteddiscontinued riskdrawing on file 10 years, same-week requote

Red flags — you are ordering the wrong way

  • Squeezing stock into a non-standard rise — site modification voids the compliance file
  • MTO quoted with an MOQ — single units are standard business here, ~70% of production is built-to-drawing
  • No approval gate — production from an email chain is how geometry disputes start
  • No milestone visibility — if you cannot see the node, you cannot price a change

Green lights — made-to-order is right

  • Free CAD with engineer redlines — geometry proven on paper first
  • Changes free before cutting — the schedule forgives re-surveys
  • First article available, 5–8 days — approve in hand before the run
  • Drawing archived 10 years — reorder is a same-week quote, identical geometry

Send Specs for a Made-to-Order Quote

Send Specs for a Made-to-Order Quote

Share your dimensions and we reply within 48 hours with drawing confirmation, production dates and a quote. Sample or full order accepted.

  • 24h quote & free drawing confirmation
  • Sample or full order
  • DoC & mill certs included
+ More specifications (height, quantity, cage, standard)

Free quote · Free drawing review · No obligation

Made-to-Order Value at a Glance

What Building to Your Numbers Buys You

Five features of the made-to-order route, and the outcome each lands on your site.

FeatureAdvantageYour Outcome
No MOQ on custom unitssingle-unit builds are core businessone ladder, same QC line as a 50-unit run
Free CAD before commitmentengineer redlines in 1–3 daysgeometry approved before money moves
Milestone photos per nodeorder status is visible, not verbalchanges priced by node, never by surprise
Drawing archived 10 yearsidentical reorders on filephased projects stay consistent, same-week requote
As-built compliance fileDoC, MTC 3.1, calcs match your unitinspection passes on paper, first pass

Made to Order Cage Ladder FAQ

How does the made-to-measure process work?
Send your dimensions, we produce free drawings for approval, confirm materials and finish, then fabricate. Sample or full order accepted at each stage.
Can we approve a sample unit from the production line before the run continues?
Yes — a first article runs the line in 5–8 days after drawing approval, complete with its own five-stage QC file, so you approve material, finish and fit in your hands before the balance of the order is committed.
How long from releasing the drawing to a made-to-order unit in the container?
15–25 working days for the production run, with milestone photos at each node — cutting, welding, ISO 1461 galvanizing, trial assembly, crating — so the schedule in your quote is a tracked sequence, not a promise.
Do the DoC and MTC describe my made-to-order build specifically?
Yes — the DoC cites the standard on your approved drawing, the MTC 3.1 traces your batch heat numbers, and the structural calculations are run on your released dimensions, so the file describes the one unit you receive, not a model range.
Stock vs made-to-order — what is the trade-off?
Stock wins on speed and price (10–20% less, dispatch now). Made-to-order wins on fit: exact height, the exit your site needs, the standard your authority wants — in 15–25 working days.
What is the made-to-order timeline, node by node?
RFQ day 0 → free CAD in 1–3 days → your approval → production 15–25 days with milestone photos → trial assembly and QC → dispatch. The timeline table above details every node.
What if my dimensions change after approving the drawing?
Before cutting: free reissue. During production: we hold at the current station and quote the delta; cut materials charged at cost. Milestone photos mean you always know where the order stands.
Do you keep my drawing on file for repeat orders?
Yes — drawings, certs and QC records retained 10 years, so a reorder years later is a same-week quote with identical geometry and materials.
Is there a minimum for made-to-order runs?
No MOQ — single custom units are standard business (~70% of production is built-to-drawing). Volume tiers apply from 10 total units.

We use cookies to analyze site traffic. Learn more about cookies

Send Specs WhatsApp