Hasegawa Lucano Ladder 4 Step Orange
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The Lucano 4-step ladder in orange is the largest model in the Lucano collection, combining a striking appearance with maximum functionality. Thanks to its four sturdy steps, you can effortlessly reach higher places in your home, while the warm orange color makes this ladder a real eye-catcher. Ideal for those who want to combine practical convenience with a distinctive design.
Japanese design and craftsmanship
The aluminum frame makes the ladder lightweight, yet exceptionally sturdy and durable. Like all models in the Lucano series, the 4-step also stands upright independently when folded. This means it doesn't need to be stored away and can perfectly serve as a stylish interior object.
Extra reach and stability
With a platform height of 108 cm, the Lucano 4-step offers extra reach for larger tasks around the house. Despite its size, it remains easy to move thanks to its lightweight aluminum design. The load capacity of 102 kg ensures a safe and stable base during every use.
A powerful color
The orange finish gives this designer ladder a vibrant and contemporary look. It brings warmth and character to a modern or industrial interior and forms a striking accent in any space where it stands.
Award-winning design
The Lucano series was awarded, among others, the Red Dot Design Award – Best of the Best 2010 in Germany and the Good Design Award 2009 in Japan. These international accolades prove that the Lucano 4-step excels not only in user-friendliness but also in innovative and timeless design.
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