Window Cleaners Ladders

Window cleaners use two different types of ladders when at work. The first variety is the standard A shaped extension ladder which you will find a range of on this page, the shape of these allow you to work into corners and rest the under windows and the pointed shape of traditional window cleaning ladders help distribute the weight on the ladder. With this said, a vast majority of window cleaners also use standard extension ladders, one benefit of this type of ladder is stand offs and accessories such as bucket hooks can be used to make the job in hand easier and safer to complete. This page contains traditional window cleaning ladders however extension ladders are also a popular choice.

As window cleaning ladders are pointed it may be tempting to use the point on the window frames when working, however we’d avoid doing this completely. When working at height the ladder should be rested against a solid surface to ensure maximum safety.

Standard extension ladders are sometimes used by window cleaners however the unique design of the specific window cleaners ladder is pointed into an A shape which allows them to be positioned in tight corners and awkward spaces such as under a window sill.