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Environmental Product Declaration In accordance with ISO 14025:2006 and EN 15804:2012+A2:2019/AC:2021

TAS temporary steel stairs

TAS temporary steel stairs are developed and manufactured by TLC for construction sites where temporary access between different levels is required. The system supports access over small and larger height differences and can be used as temporary stairs for construction, construction site stairs or temporary site stairs.

The TAS system is available in 3-, 6-, 9-, 12-, 15- and 18-step modules, allowing the staircase configuration to be selected according to the required working height and site conditions. Depending on the selected module, the inclination angle can be adjusted from 0° to 50°, and individual stair flights can be connected using dedicated connectors and supports.

Using dedicated accessories, the TAS System can also be configured as temporary gangways, step-over platforms and scaffold access stairs, allowing different temporary access solutions to be created using one modular system.

1 – Anti-skid and self-cleaning steps

2 – Safety locks preventing from folding

3 – Practical transport grips

4 – Anti-skid grips at bottom and top of the stairs

5 – Single or double railing

6 – Socket for fast railing instalation

7* – Possibility to use a handle lowering last step

The stairs meet the requirements of the PN-EN 12811-1:2007 requirements regarding the class 1 carrying capacity (1,5 kN on 200x200mm surface) and are adapted for self-assembly with the use of a crane.

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TAS modules:

Key features of TAS temporary steel stairs

  • Modular stair system
    The TAS System is available in modules with 3, 6, 9, 12, 15 and 18 steps, allowing the staircase configuration to be adapted to different construction site requirements and working heights.
  • Adjustable inclination angle
    Angle regulation from 0° to 50° for 3-, 6-, 9- and 12-step modules, and from 25° to 50° for 15- and 18-step modules.
  • Usable width of 700 mm or 1000 mm
    The TAS System is available with a usable width of 700 mm or 1000 mm, allowing the appropriate staircase configuration to be selected according to project requirements.
  • Possibility to connect stair flights
    Individual stair flights can be connected using connectors and supports (e.g. 18+18 or 15+12 steps).
  • Compatible with additional temporary access solutions
    Using dedicated accessories, the TAS System can also be configured as temporary gangways, step-over platforms and scaffolding stairs
  • Anti-slip stair treads
    The stair treads are designed with an anti-slip surface for construction site applications
  • Railings mounted on one or both sides
    Railings can be installed on one or both sides of the staircase depending on the selected configuration.
  • Safety locks preventing folding
    Safety locks prevent the staircase from folding.
  • Compliant with PN-EN 12811-1:2007
    The TAS System complies with the requirements of PN-EN 12811-1:2007, class 1 carrying capacity (1.5 kN on a 200 × 200 mm surface).
*weight includes stairs and two guardrails

Length selection and stair setup

The stair position, including the inclination angle and the distance between the lower and upper support points, can be determined using the diagram shown on the right.
 
Follow these steps:
 

  • Determine the excavation depth and mark the value on the vertical axis.
  • Based on the selected stair module (number of steps), determine the stair inclination angle by drawing a horizontal line to the point where it intersects the corresponding curve.
  • Determine the position of the lower support point of the stairs by drawing a vertical line from the intersection point to the horizontal axis.
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Our solutions

Scaffolding chuck

In order to optimise and adapt the product to the needs of the construction site, we have extended...

TAS Step-over platform 700/1000

TAS step-over platform is a modular and easy to assemble solution which consists of a platform and...

Gangway and truss

In a basic version of TAS gangway, angle regulation from 0 to 50 degrees applies only for modules...

Accesories

TAS Standard lower left/right foot

Standard lower left/right footDestination: Assembly of the lower part of the stairs on...

TAS Flat lower left/right foot

Flat lower left/right footDestination: Assembly of the lower stairs flight on a surface...

TAS Lower left/right scaffold tube attachment

Lower left/right scaffold tube attachmentDestination: Assembly of the lower part of the...

TAS Standard upper left/right foot

Standard upper left/right footDestination: Assembly of the upper stairs part on stabilized...

TAS Upper left/right levelling foot

Upper left/right levelling footDestination: Assembly of the upper stair flight on a surface...

TAS Upper right/left scaffold tube attachment

Upper right/left scaffold tube attachmentDestination: Assembly of the upper part of the...

TAS Upper step-down foot

Upper step-down footDestination: Upper foot that lowers final stepWeight: 2,1...

TAS Support post with adapter

Support post with adapterDestination: Stairs supportWeight: 25,4 kgIndex:...

TAS Stair connector 700/1000

Stair connector 700/1000Destination: Stairs fastener L12 dedicated for 700 mm wide stairs,...

Product materials

Technical Documentation

Certification

The highest quality of our products is confirmed by the certificate of conformity of the Factory Production Control with EN 1090-1:2009+A1:2011 and the welding process quality certificate in accordance with EN-ISO 3834-2, issued by the TÜV SÜD Polska Sp. z o.o. Certification Centre.

We are also a manufacturer certified under the Integrated Quality, Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety Management System according to ISO 9001 / ISO 14001 / ISO 45001, issued by Bureau Veritas Certification.

We have Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for our products. This is a global Type III declaration programme based on the principles of ISO 14025. An EPD is a standardised document that provides information on the environmental impact of a product.

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EPD Environmental Product Declaration

In accordance with ISO 14025:2006 and EN 15804:2012+A2:2019/AC:2021 for: STEEL STAIRS Steel straight/spiral stairs, container stairs P-SK3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, SK-KS, TAS and SST temporary stairs, ASTA, CARLA, LINEA modular stairs, industrial communication systems including ladders

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Design, production of metal structures, powder coating, hot-dip galvanzing of steel structures (IAF 17)

Bureau Veritas Certification, ISO 9001:2015; ISO 14001:2015; ISO 45001:2018

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Certificate of the Quality Requirements for Fusion Welding Processes

PN-EN ISO 3834-2:2021-09

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FAQ

Supports are required for longer stairs flights and at greater heights. As a rule, for configurations above 12 steps, the use of support is necessary for 15-step and 18-step sets in order to ensure adequate structural rigidity and reduce stair deflection and bending moments acting on the stairs. Additional supports stabilize the steel structure, especially under intensive use and in construction site conditions where dynamic loads occur.

Yes, but only on properly prepared and load-bearing ground. In the case of unstable ground, it is necessary to use additional stabilizing elements or pads distributing the load.

Yes. We provide operation and maintenance documentation and an assembly manual which specify the installation rules, substrate requirements and the need to use supports in larger configurations.

For transport of the stairs flight to the construction site, the module with individual subassemblies is delivered with dismantled railings, which are in the folded position, significantly reducing the amount of space required for transport and storage. Thanks to sockets for fast railing installation, assembly takes very little time. Before starting the assembly and use of the stairs flight, it is absolutely necessary to read the operation and maintenance documentation and the assembly manual.

Is it necessary to dismantle individual components when relocating the stairs flight?The stairs system allows quick relocation of the system without the need to dismantle the components included in the complete stairs flight. Each module is equipped with lifting points enabling transport and relocation by lifting equipment without affecting its performance.

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