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Description
Our fibreglass ladders are built for safety, strength, and specialist environments. With a non-conductive construction, they are widely used in electrical, petrochemical, and food industry settings where additional insulation and durability are essential.
Available in both extension and single-section designs, our fibreglass ladders provide reliable access for professional and industrial users working at height. Each model is manufactured to deliver long-lasting performance in demanding environments.
Types of Fibreglass Ladders
We offer two main types of fibreglass ladders:
- Extension Ladders – Adjustable two-section designs that provide flexible reach for working at varying heights. Ideal for external building maintenance and industrial access.
- Single Section Ladders – Fixed-height ladders designed for straightforward access tasks where extension is not required.
Each type is available in a range of sizes to suit different working height requirements.
Why Choose Fibreglass?
- Non-conductive when clean and dry; suitable for electrical environments
- Resistant to corrosion and many industrial conditions
- Strong and durable under regular professional use
- Commonly specified for the electrical, petrochemical, and food industries
Key Features Across the Range
- Non-conductive fibreglass construction
- Heavy-duty stiles designed for strength and rigidity
- Anti-slip rungs for secure footing
- Durable rubber feet for improved grip and floor protection
- Designed for professional and industrial environments
- Manufactured in the UK to high-quality standards
Need Help Choosing?
If you’re unsure which fibreglass ladder is suitable for your application, our team can offer practical advice on ladder type, height, and working environment.
What are fibreglass ladders used for?
Fibreglass ladders are commonly used in electrical, industrial, petrochemical, and food processing environments. Their non-conductive properties make them suitable for work near electrical sources, while their durable construction supports demanding professional use.
Are fibreglass ladders non-conductive?
Fibreglass ladders are non-conductive when clean and dry, which makes them a preferred choice for electrical applications. However, safe working practices must always be followed.
What is the difference between fibreglass and aluminium ladders?
Fibreglass ladders are chosen for electrical insulation and industrial environments, while aluminium ladders are lighter and commonly used for general access tasks. The best option depends on the working conditions and safety requirements.
Are fibreglass ladders suitable for professional use?
Yes. Fibreglass ladders are widely used by electricians, contractors, and industrial maintenance teams where strength and insulation are required.
Do fibreglass ladders require maintenance?
Fibreglass ladders should be kept clean and inspected regularly to maintain their non-conductive properties and structural integrity. Keeping the ladder dry and free from contaminants is important, particularly for electrical applications.
What types of fibreglass ladders do you supply?
We supply fibreglass extension ladders and single section ladders in a range of sizes to suit different working heights and applications.
MAXIMUM VERTICAL STATIC LOAD 150kg (23.5 stone)
FOR LADDERS, STEPLADDERS
For Glass Fibre Ladders Steps & Aluminium steps
CLASS ONE INDUSTRIAL 130kg (20.5 stone)
DUTY RATING MAXIMUM VERTICAL
STATIC LOAD 175kg (27.5 stone)
For Aluminium Ladders, Steps & Trestles
CLASS ONE INDUSTRIAL 130kg (20.5 stone)
DUTY RATING MAXIMUM VERTICAL
STATIC LOAD 175kg (27.5 stone)
For Aluminium Ladders, Steps & Trestles
