Combination Ladder Weekly Hire
Selected size guidance
Use the selected physical size as a planning reference. Contact SAB if you need help choosing a safe working height.
Selected size guidance
Use the selected physical size as a planning reference. Contact SAB if you need help choosing a safe working height.
Choose the size that matches the physical access or extension requirement, then choose how many ladders and how many weeks you need. Dimensions are planning information; they are not a guarantee of safe working height.
Use the range table below to compare the available tread, length or extension options.
Check gates, turns, steps, ground conditions, storage and working space before delivery.
Ask SAB to confirm the supplied equipment and suitable working arrangement where a critical dimension is involved.
Physical ladder length, tread height, closed length and extension length are not automatically safe working or reach heights. Follow the supplied instructions and allow space for safe setup, movement and landing conditions.
For combination ladders, the selected range describes several supported physical configurations. Confirm the appropriate setup for your task before use.
Measure the complete access route, including openings, turns, steps, slopes and storage. Tell SAB about restricted access or unusual site conditions before delivery.
Typical supplied equipment may vary by manufacturer and depot availability. Confirm critical dimensions and safe working requirements before hire.
A label such as 2.5m – 6.1m brings together the physical measurements for that supported size, rather than describing one simple closed-to-open range. Use the separate configuration columns in the table to see what each figure means.
Open step ladder height is the height in the open step configuration, extended step ladder height is the height in the extended step configuration, and extension ladder length is the length in the extension configuration. These are physical measurements, not guaranteed working heights.
Yes. The current SAB information describes supported open step, extended step and extension configurations for each listed size. Follow the supplied instructions for the configuration selected for the task.
Compare the three configuration measurements in the table with the task and the access route. If more than one size could work, contact SAB with the required setup and available space so the choice can be discussed.
Yes. Use the Number of ladders control above to choose how many physical ladders you need for the hire, then select the size and initial hire period.
Select the initial hire period on the product page. If the job runs longer, contact SAB to discuss extending the hire rather than assuming the original period will continue automatically.
Check openings, turns, steps and storage space against the physical dimensions in the table, including the relevant configuration. Tell SAB about tight or unusual access before delivery.
Describe the task, required arrangement and available working space to SAB. The team can help you compare the listed measurements without treating any one dimension as a guaranteed working height.
Choose the size, number of ladders and initial hire period above to start your order.