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Used Mezzanine Stairways

Mezzanine staircase are used to provide instant access to all mezzanine structures. Used mezzanine stairs from ASI for in-plant offices, mezzanines, catwalks, and platforms are all available. All factory provided used mezzanine stairs meet OSHA or BOCA requirements. We offer several types of used mezzanine staircases which includes double landing, internal, and more. Used mezzanine stairs are less than half the price of new, and designed with an all welded steel construction for added durability.

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Used 60 Degree Access Stairway
Used 60 Degree Access Stairway
  • Designed for tight spaces
  • Great for Occasional Access
  • Compatible with mezzanines
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Used BOCA 32 Degree Mezzanine Stairway
Used BOCA 32 Degree Mezzanine Stairway
  • 36" - 48" Tread widths
  • 32° angle of rise
  • Meets BOCA Requirements
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Used Fixed Vertical & Cage Ladders
Used Fixed Vertical & Cage Ladders
  • All welded steel construction
  • Easy to install
  • Emergency Stairway
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Used Lapeyre Mezzanine Stairway
Used Lapeyre Mezzanine Stairway
  • Forward facing decent
  • Fitting handrails for support
  • Has a cushioned central string
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Used Mezzanine Mid Landing
Used Mezzanine Mid Landing
  • Compatible with mezzanines
  • Nationwide shipping
  • For mezzanines 10-12' high
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Used Mezzanine Ships Ladder
Used Mezzanine Ships Ladder
  • 36" - 48" Tread
  • Diamond plate or bar grate
  • Floor mounting brackets
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Used Mezzanine Top Landing
Used Mezzanine Top Landing
  • Compatible with mezzanines
  • Left or Right
  • Exit or Entry
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Used OSHA 45 Degree Mezzanine Stairway
Used OSHA 45 Degree Mezzanine Stairway
  • 36" treads standard
  • 45 degree angle of rise
  • Meets OSHA requirements
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About Mezzanine Stairways

All of the used mezzanine staircases we have in stock can be purchased as is, or can be fabricated to your specifications. Along with other mezzanine components, the type of stairway is dependent on the system specifications. Stairways can be located inside the mezzanine, on the outside or vertically attached to the mezzanine side.

Types of stairways: straight, straight with landing, L shaped and U shaped. Which is best for your application? Call today to speak with one of our mezzanine technicians to discuss your needs. A CAD drawing can be produced to confirm your choice.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Mezzanine Stairways

Q: Are used mezzanine stairways safe?
A: Absolutely! Every used mezzanine stairway we sell gets a full inspection and cleaning prior to shipping. This ensures that every used stairway we sell is like-new.

Q: What types of used mezzanine gates does ASI sell?
A: We carry mezzanine stairways with various rise angles, both with and without landings. We also have access stairs, mezzanine ship ladders, and Lapeyre Alternating Tread Stairs in stock.

Q: How do I know if I need a landing?
A: Mezzanine stairways require a landing if the height to the top of the deck is over 12 feet.

Q: How many stairways do I need for my mezzanine?
A: The amount of stairways you need will depend on the size of your mezzanine work platform. A general rule is, no matter where you are standing on your mezzanine, you never want to be more than 75 feet from a set of stairs.

Q: What will be the run of my stairway?
A: The run of your stairway will depend on two factors: the height of your mezzanine, and the building codes you must follow.
OSHA/BOCA: run is equal to the deck height.
IBC: run is 1.5 times the deck height

Q: What are the benefits of an access stairway?
A: Access stairways have a significantly shorter run than typical stairways, allowing them to take up less space. However, due to their decreased footprint access stairways are much steeper. As a result, they should be reserved for areas where people will use them infrequently.