This telescopic ladder conforms to the EN 131 regulation (suitable for light industrial use and trade) which is fantastic considering how cheap it is.

Key specs – Maximum length: 2.6m; Closed length: 81cm; Maximum load: 150kg; Weight: n/a; Material: Aluminium; Colour: Silver This soft close tech on our ladders simplifies the process for retracting the ladder. With only two buttons at the bottom of the ladder to press, all the sections will come down automatically – another perk of using our telescopic ladders compared to most of the other ladders on the market. Why choose a telescopic ladder for your loft?

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How to choose the best telescopic ladder for you How do telescopic ladders differ from traditional ladders? It may surprise you to learn that there are many distinct types of ladders, covering everything from step ladders to articulated ladders and beyond. The most common of all the ladders you will have seen being used by tradesmen is the extension ladder. While these are sturdy and reliable, they’re also heavy, often difficult to extend without effort, and need a lot more room for storage. They are perfect for small, tight spaces - some lofts can be very confined and awkward to access so the last thing you need is your ladder taking up most of the space. Telescopic loft ladders are often praised for their space-saving properties as they hardly need any storage space and require minimal landing space. Can be used as one straight ladder for full height, or folded in half to make an A-frame free standing ladder. Worhan is a popular German manufacturer of ladders and produces high quality products. This ladder is no exception and is great considering the price. It is suitable for both professional and domestic use making it one of the most robust telescopic ladders available.

The shortest telescopic ladders extend to around 2.6m (8.53ft) and the longest models top out around 6.2m (20.35ft). The question is what you want to be able to use your ladder for. Shorter models will be fine for general DIY duties in and around the house, while longer models will be required if you’re hoping to get up to the roof of your home to fix the guttering or replace tiles. Are they safe to use? The size when fully retracted is 84 cm high, which will free up valuable space in your garage or shed! It can even be stored safely away in that pokey cupboard under the stairs.Its ability to work at specific heights in 1FT increments makes it ideal as a loft ladder if you don’t want to invest in the high cost of having a specific one installed. BS2037/BS1129 Class 1– For heavy duty and industrial use – If you are needing a ladder that is incredibly strong and going to be used every day at work, this is the class for you. If you need a ladder just to use at home, there is no sense in investing in such a robust class. If working on a building side, this may be the one for you. Examples such as these.You will be hard pushed to find a telescopic ladder that is Class 1 certified. The heavy use means that is just doesn’t suit the needs. They look good - unlike some ladders on the market which can look bulky and clunky telescopic ladders boast a minimalist design. If visual appeal is important to you then a telescopic loft ladder would be a great option.