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Our extension ladders up to 6.3 metres are designed for lower-height access jobs where a full-size ladder isn’t required. This range is ideal for bungalows, single-storey properties, garages, and other domestic or light trade applications that need safe, stable access without unnecessary height.
Customers often search for a 4m, 5m or 6m ladder when tackling jobs such as gutter cleaning, exterior maintenance, or low roof access. Ladders in this category comfortably cover those requirements, offering enough reach for typical single-storey work while remaining easier to handle, transport, and store than longer extension ladders.
This range includes double and triple extension ladders available in aluminium, fibreglass, and timber options. Many models are offered in multiple sizes, allowing you to choose the most suitable height for your job without stepping up to a larger ladder than necessary.
What is this range best suited for?
Extension ladders up to 6.3m are commonly used for:
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bungalows and single-storey houses
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garages, sheds, and extensions
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uttering on lower rooflines
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general exterior maintenance
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domestic and light trade use
If you’re unsure whether you need more height, you can also view our Up to 10m Extension Ladders, which are better suited to two-storey properties.
Some ladders in this range are also available in larger sizes and may appear in other height categories, depending on their maximum reach.
Our extension ladders from 6.4 to 10 metres cover the most common height requirements for both homeowners and professional users. This range is ideal for two-storey houses and typical trade tasks such as guttering, fascia and soffit work, roof access, and general exterior maintenance.
Many customers searching for a 7m, 8m or 9m ladder fall into this category, as they need a ladder that provides enough reach for upper floors without stepping up to an extra-long or specialist ladder. Ladders in this range offer a practical balance of height, stability, and ease of handling, making them one of the most popular choices across our extension ladder range.
This category includes a wide selection of double and triple extension ladders, available in aluminium or fibreglass. Many models are offered in multiple sizes, allowing you to choose the right ladder for your job while maintaining safe working practices.
What is this range best suited for?
Extension ladders between 6.4m and 10m are commonly used for:
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two-storey houses
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guttering, fascia and soffit work
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roof access and maintenance
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general trade and professional use
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exterior work where additional reach is required
If you need access to taller buildings, you may wish to explore our Extension Ladders Over 10m.
Some ladders in this range are also available in larger and smaller sizes and may appear in other height categories, depending on their maximum reach.
Our extension ladders over 10 metres are designed for situations where maximum reach is essential. This range is best suited to taller buildings, three-storey properties, and professional or industrial access requirements where standard extension ladders are not sufficient.
Often referred to as long or extra-long extension ladders, products in this category are available in both double and triple extension designs, depending on the model and required reach. These ladders are commonly used by professional tradespeople, contractors, and facilities teams working at significant heights.
Built with strength, stability, and durability in mind, these ladders are designed to provide exceptional reach while supporting safe working practices for demanding access tasks.
What is this range best suited for?
Extension ladders over 10m are commonly used for:
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three-storey houses
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taller residential or commercial buildings
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professional and trade access
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maintenance work at significant height
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applications where maximum reach is required
If your work involves more typical domestic access, our Extension Ladders Up to 10m may be more suitable.
Some ladders in this range are also available in smaller sizes and may appear in other height categories, depending on their maximum reach.
Double extension ladders use two sliding sections to provide adjustable reach, offering a practical balance of height, stability, and ease of handling.
Often referred to as 2 section ladders, double extension ladders are well suited to tasks such as exterior maintenance, guttering, window cleaning, and general access on bungalows and two-storey properties, depending on the height required.
Available in aluminium, fibreglass, and timber options, our double extension ladders are offered in a range of sizes, allowing you to choose the most suitable height for your job while maintaining safe working practices.
What are double extension ladders best suited for?
Double extension ladders are commonly used for:
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bungalows and single-storey properties
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many two-storey houses
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guttering and exterior maintenance
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window cleaning and general access
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domestic and light trade use
If you require additional height or greater flexibility, you may wish to explore our Triple Extension Ladders, which are designed for higher-reach applications.
Triple extension ladders use three sliding sections to provide adjustable reach for higher access requirements. They are commonly chosen for professional and specialist applications where additional height is needed to safely access taller buildings.
Often referred to as 3-section ladders, triple extension ladders are well-suited to tasks such as exterior maintenance on three-storey properties, roof access, and other high-level work where extended reach is required.
Available in a range of sizes and configurations, our triple extension ladders are designed to support safe working practices while delivering the reach needed for demanding access jobs.
What are triple extension ladders best suited for?
Triple extension ladders are commonly used for:
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three-storey houses
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taller residential and commercial buildings
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roof access and high-level exterior maintenance
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professional and specialist access work
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situations where additional reach is essential
If your work involves more typical domestic access, you may wish to explore our Double Extension Ladders or browse extension ladders by height.
Description
Our range of extension ladders is designed to provide adjustable, reliable access for domestic, trade, and professional use. Manufactured in a wide range of heights and configurations, they are suitable for everything from bungalow maintenance to high-level access on taller buildings.
Choosing the Right Extension Ladder
Selecting the correct extension ladder depends on three key factors: required reach, construction type, and material.
By Height
We offer extension ladders in multiple height ranges to suit different property types and working requirements:
Up to 6.3m – ideal for bungalows and single-storey access
Up to 10m – suitable for most two-storey properties and general trade use
Over 10m – designed for taller buildings and professional applications
Choosing a ladder with sufficient reach allows it to be used safely at the correct working angle.
By Type
Extension ladders are available in two main configurations:
Double extension ladders – two-section designs offering practical reach for domestic and light trade use
Triple extension ladders – three-section designs providing greater reach for taller buildings and higher-level access
Each type is available in a range of sizes.
By Material
Our extension ladders are manufactured in:
Aluminium – lightweight and corrosion-resistant
Fibreglass – non-conductive and suitable for electrical environments
Timber – strong and traditionally constructed
Material choice depends on working environment and user preference.
Need Help Choosing?
If you’re unsure which extension ladder is right for your job, contact our friendly team. Whether you need guidance on height, ladder type, or compliance requirements, we can offer practical advice to help you choose with confidence.
What is an extension ladder?
An extension ladder is a ladder made up of two or three sliding sections that extend to provide adjustable reach for working at height. Extension ladders are commonly used for exterior maintenance, roof access, and general access to upper floors.
What size extension ladder do I need?
The size of extension ladder you need depends on the height you are trying to reach and the angle at which it will be used. For bungalows and single-storey properties, a ladder up to 6.3 metres is often sufficient. For most two-storey houses, an extension ladder up to 10 metres is typically suitable. Taller buildings may require an extension ladder over 10 metres.
What is the difference between a double and triple extension ladder?
A double extension ladder has two sliding sections and is commonly used for domestic and light trade work. A triple extension ladder has three sections and provides greater maximum reach, making it more suitable for taller buildings and higher-level access.
Are extension ladders suitable for professional use?
Yes, our range of extension ladders are designed for professional and trade applications. Where advertised, our extension ladders are kitemarked to BS EN 131, which is a requirement for professional use. Always check the ladder specifications to ensure it is suitable for the intended working environment.
Should I choose aluminium, fibreglass or timber?
The best material for your extension ladder depends on how and where it will be used. Aluminium extension ladders are lightweight and durable, fibreglass ladders are often preferred for electrical environments as they are non-conductive, as are timber ladders, which provide a strong, traditional construction.
Can extension ladders be used for roof access?
Yes, extension ladders can be used for roof access when positioned correctly and extended above the landing point. For pitched roofs, a dedicated roof ladder may also be required for safe working.
How do I use an extension ladder safely?
Extension ladders should be positioned on stable ground and set at the correct angle, commonly following the 4-to-1 rule. This means for every 4 metres of vertical height, the base should be positioned 1 metre away from the structure. Always ensure the ladder extends sufficiently beyond the landing point and follow manufacturer safety guidance.





