Telescopic Ladder 4×4

Telescopic Combination Ladder 4×4 rungs — one ladder for extension, A-frame and staircase work

The 4×4 rungs format lets you extend each side independently, so the ladder works as an extension ladder against a wall, as a free‑standing A-frame ladder for tasks in open areas, and as a staircase ladder when the floor levels do not match. Because height adjustment is rung by rung, you set the exact working height you need and move on without improvising with blocks or packing pieces. In everyday use it feels like having three ladders with the footprint and transport size of one.

Fast, positive height adjustment

Each telescopic ladder section locks automatically as you extend it. The lock clicks clearly into place so you always know when a section is secured. Release points are easy to reach yet protected, which helps to keep hands away from pinch zones. When the job is done, the frame collapses to a compact transport length of 1.29 m, so it slides into a service van or onto a warehouse shelf without taking valuable space. The compact format also reduces carrying distance inside buildings and on mezzanines, and that saves minutes on every call‑out.

Stable footing and secure grip

Deep, ribbed rungs spread the load and reduce boot roll. High‑friction end caps help the feet grip common surfaces such as concrete, resin and timber. Together with the automatic locks, these details keep the telescopic ladder planted when you have to reach for a cable, a valve or a sensor. When you need to reposition, the ladder lifts easily, pivots cleanly and settles again without fuss.

Three clear working modes

Extension ladder: use the ladder as a straight, leaning ladder to gain reach up to 4.2 m. The slim profile helps in narrow aisles and along racking, and the rung‑by‑rung adjustment means you can fine‑tune working height to the fixture rather than the other way round. If access is tight, extend only the upper sections and keep lower rungs retracted to minimise footprint at floor level.

A-frame ladder: choose a stable, self‑supporting work position when no wall is available — ideal for lighting, signage and mid‑height service work. The A-frame ladder mode keeps both hands free for tasks such as terminal work, junction box access or bracket mounting, while the open stance leaves space for tool bags and cable drums.

Staircase ladder: on stairs or uneven ground, set different lengths on either side so the rungs stay level. This is a major timesaver for residential service calls and for mezzanine access in warehouses. With the staircase ladder mode you maintain a comfortable body position and keep tools in easy reach without balancing tricks or temporary platforms that eat time.

Compact to transport

With a 1.29 m transport length, the telescopic combination ladder stores vertically in a locker or horizontally on a van shelf. At site, the ladder deploys in seconds. For many teams this single asset replaces a separate extension ladder, a separate A-frame ladder and a separate stairwell ladder.

Built for everyday professional use

The ladder is EN 131 compliant with a load capacity of 150 kg, meaning it is designed to carry a user plus typical tools and materials. The 4×4 rungs layout offers ample adjustment steps without unnecessary weight. Smooth profiles make the frame easy to wipe clean and help asset numbers and inspection tags stick. On busy sites the positive locking action signals that each section is secure before climbing, which reduces second guesses and helps work flow without interruption.

Technical data

• Format: telescopic combination ladder, 4×4 rungs
• Transport length: 1.29 m
• Maximum length (leaning): 4.2 m
• Load capacity: 150 kg
• Compliance: EN 131
• Working modes: extension ladder, A-frame ladder, staircase ladder