What Are The Benefits And Downsides Of Fibreglass Ladders?
2024-04-02
Fibreglass ladders are typically used by tradespeople that will be working in dangerous areas with live electricity such as around power lines and areas with a high fire risk. As fibreglass ladders are resistant to electricity and high levels of heat, they are an excellent choice for reducing the risk of working near live electricity and fire hazards, and just like aluminium can be used for a wide variety of tasks.

Benefits of fibreglass ladders

Safety properties in dangerous environments with fire and electrical risk

Fibreglass doesn’t conduct electricity or heat so its integrity will not be damaged and you will not need to replace the ladder if subjected to these environments

Durable and last for years

Easy to set up, take down and move

Doesn’t rust or corrode when exposed to moisture

Can be used for all kinds of jobs, not just electrical work

Downsides of fibreglass ladders

Fibreglass is more expensive than aluminium ladders due to its non-conductive properties

Fibreglass is heavier than aluminium ladders so can be harder to carry around by one person if used to make larger ladders

Fibreglass ladders come in all shapes and sizes and can be used for a wide variety of tasks. This fibreglass platform step ladder is perfect for all types of DIY/Trade work. Certified to the latest EN131 Professional standard, it holds 150kg and is non-conductive to 30,000 volts, meaning it is suitable for all electrical jobs and other tasks. Available in different sizes and comes with a variety of safety features and optional additional accessories.

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