Ladder & steps hire
When a job needs doing at a height, make sure you do it safely with the right access equipment. Perfect for DIYers and tradespeople alike, we work with access hire companies to provide you with high quality ladder and step ladder hire, delivered to your door or worksite when you need it. Whether you’re cleaning the gutters at home or putting away stock on a high shelf in a warehouse, our partners will have the ideal ladder for your needs when working at a low height.
Browse ladders to hire and book below.
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Ladder and step ladder hire
High-quality, professional grade access equipment to hire for working at low heights
Popular low level access hire equipment
Podium steps are compact and convenient access platforms that can erect quickly and easily on site to provide a great way of working at low level heights. They feature locking castors so they can be wheeled around, locked in position and used all over your site. They are ideal for inspection, maintenance, installation, repair, decorating & more. They offer 360-degree access to work on a range of overhead installations. You can work safely at a height with both hands, safe in the knowledge that you are well supported.
For projects where you need to work at a height for a longer period of time, booking powered access hire or scaffolding might be more suitable.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of ladder is the safest to use?
Ladders and step-ladders made from fibreglass are non-conductive, making them safe when near electric wires. They are also durable, weather resistant and flame resistant. Making them robust & reliable.
What is the 4-to-1 rule when using a ladder?
The base of the ladder should be positioned one foot away from the building for every four feet of height when resting against the building.
Can I lean a ladder against a gutter?
No, you should always lean your ladder against bricks or other structures that are strong and sturdy.
Are ladders safe to use when working at height?
According to the Working At Height Regulations (2005), ladders can still be used, as they provide a convenient and effective option for light, short-term work at a height, as well as for gaining access to a workspace at height. Ladders are great for quick jobs at a height, but for longer work you might want to book scaffold tower hire.
For more information on ladder safety, take a look at HSE work at height & ladder safety resources.
How much is it to hire a ladder?
You can hire a ladder for as little as £40 a day or £50 per week when booking through National Tool Hire.
The difference
What hiring tools should feel like
Traditional hire companies require trade accounts, credit checks, and depot visits. We don't.
