The most common of all the ladders you will have seen being used by tradesmen is the extension ladder.

The first thing to consider is whether your ladder is going to be used for light duties around the home, like accessing a loft or to help with decorating. For the telescopic ladder to work each step locks into place when extended, meaning the ladder doesn’t have to be completely extended to the full height before you can use it. It’s crucial to maintain at least three points of contact with the ladder, and you should never over-reach or over-load. It features extra rung spacing to prevent finger trapping, an automatic locking mechanism for convenience and security, a single-handed unlocking system for easy closure, lock indicators for increased safety, rung-by-rung height adjustment to reach the height you need, safety grip wall bumpers for firmer grip and stability, and slip-resistant rungs and feet.

Telescopic ladders can sometimes get a bad name and reputation because people use them incorrectly, hurt themselves and then leave the product a terrible review. Easy to install - most telescopic ladders are designed to be set up at home, meaning they are quick and easy to install even for someone with no previous experience. The finger protection when opening and closing the ladder is welcome, while self-locking mechanisms make it easy to erect, and retraction is a one-handed process.

Forever Guaranteed – We offer a no quibble Lifetime Guarantee on our products – in the unlikely event that problems are experienced, we will either repair or replace the affected part/product. It is one of the cheapest telescopic ladders on the market, but this doesn’t mean you settle for poor quality! Our ladder is packed full of additional features including, but not limited to, ladder angle indicator, rung height markings, coloured safety rung, rubber wall bumpers and extra wide stabiliser bar with rubber feet.Their easy set up means jobs can be done much quicker and more efficiently and the aluminium material ensures they are not vulnerable to the problems that some wooden ladders can experience (such as rotting in damp conditions) making telescopic ladders safer too. This telescopic ladder conforms to the EN 131 regulation (suitable for light industrial use and trade) which is fantastic considering how cheap it is.

Telescopic ladder, manufactured from anodised aluminium, features an automatic locking and release system, rubber feet to protect flooring, and extra wide steps for comfort and safety.Whether you’re looking to clean your windows and soffits, clear the gutters or just give your walls a fresh lick of paint, a telescopic ladder can be your flexible friend. As the name suggests the telescopic ladder works like a regular telescope, with each rank of the ladder sliding down to pile on the following rung and pretty much collapse on itself to create space. You can part extend the ladder to the height you need unlike a sometimes awkward to use long, standard ladder. The Finether telescopic ladder is the perfect first ladder, it comes in a variety of maximum heights and is light in weight. The sections open in one-foot increments, and locking pins on each step allow you to shorten the ladder safely.

In addition to this, each standing step has its relevant height markings noted which makes it super easy for you to set up first time and get working. Some designs allow you to pull the rungs upwards until you reach the desired height, while others need to be fully extended before locking into place.telescopic ladder comes rammed with safety features to keep you, your fingers and your bones protected from any height-based mishaps. ideal for those who may not be after a ladder that extends beyond 3m for general jobs around the home and garden. EN131– For trade and light industrial use – This is the class to go for as it means the ladder conforms to a standard that is suitable for light industrial and trade use. There are a number of different styles of ladders available on the market now, to suit a variety of needs.