HOW TO CHOOSE A STEPLADDER
Follow these three steps to help you choose a stepladder that safely and comfortably allows you to get the job done.
STEP 1: MATERIALS
Rugged and durable, ideal when working around electricity. Typically features non-conductive side rails.
Lightweight and easy to carry. Not for use around electricity.
STEP 2: LOAD CAPACITY/DUTY RATING
Establish how much weight your ladder will need to support. Load capacity is the combined weight of the user and materials.
STEP 3: SIZE AND HEIGHT
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Fiberglass Stepladders
Fiberglass Stepladders -
Multiple product options available
Nonconductive fiberglass stepladders help keep you safe when working around electricity.
Multiple product options available
Price $83.80–$689.50
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Fiberglass Twin Stepladders
Fiberglass Twin Stepladders -
Multiple product options available
Conveniently allowing two people to work at the same time, these twin-front ladders feature slip-resistant steps on both sides. Nonconductive fiberglass construction makes them ideal for working around electricity.
Multiple product options available
Price $161.50–$1,132.00
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Aluminum Tripod Stepladders
Aluminum Tripod Stepladders -
Multiple product options available
Ideal for fruit picking, tree pruning, and landscape maintenance, these innovative stepladders feature a sturdy third leg that pivots on a steel bushing, with a loose-fitting cradle for reduced wear. Wide bases provide added stability.
Multiple product options available
Price $203.50–$759.50
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Aluminum Stepladders
Aluminum Stepladders -
Multiple product options available
Designed with a sturdy central brace, these lightweight stepladders are easy to set up. Slip-resistant, angled shoes provide an added measure of safety.
Multiple product options available
Price $59.25–$1,262.00
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Twin MRI Stepladders
Twin MRI Stepladders -
Multiple product options available
Proven MR Conditional in nonclinical testing, these stepladders can be used in MRI environments under specified conditions. Slip-resistant steps and nonmarring boots provide added safety. Lightweight aluminum ladders are easy to maneuver, while nonconductive fiberglass ladders are safe for use around electricity.
Multiple product options available
Price $390.25–$608.50
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Aluminum Twin Stepladders
Aluminum Twin Stepladders -
Multiple product options available
Lightweight and easy to transport, these twin-front ladders feature steps on both sides, allowing two people to work at the same time.
Multiple product options available
Price $159.75–$999.00
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Fiberglass Tripod Stepladders
Fiberglass Tripod Stepladders -
Multiple product options available
Great for use in hard-to-access areas, these tripod stepladders provide increased stability on uneven ground. Nonconductive fiberglass construction makes them ideal for working around electricity.
Multiple product options available
Price $184.50–$515.50
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Trestle Extension Ladders
Trestle Extension Ladders -
Multiple product options available
Designed for 1- or 2-person jobs, these extension ladders have slip-resistant steps on both sides. Lightweight aluminum ladders are easy to maneuver, while nonconductive fiberglass ladders are safe for use around electricity.
Multiple product options available
Price $646.00–$1,523.00