These self-supporting ladders have flat steps and a hinged design, making them stable and ideal for tasks at moderate heights, such as painting walls or changing light bulbs.

Comprising two or more sections, extension ladders can be extended to reach higher places. They are commonly used for exterior home maintenance, such as gutter cleaning and roof repairs.

These ladders can be compacted for easy storage and extended to various lengths. They are highly portable and suitable for tasks that require flexibility in height.

These versatile ladders can be configured into different shapes, including step ladders, extension ladders, and scaffolding. They are ideal for professionals who need a multifunctional tool.

Featuring a flat platform at the top, these ladders provide a safe and stable standing area. They are often used in retail and warehouse settings for stocking shelves and inventory management.

Installed in the ceiling, these retractable ladders provide access to attic spaces. They are convenient for homeowners who need occasional access to storage areas.

Permanently attached to structures, fixed ladders are commonly found in industrial settings, providing access to roofs, towers, and other elevated platforms.