Companionway Ladder

Companionway Ladder

Overview

Ascent companionway ladders are designed to suit angles between 60–75 degrees, companionway ladders or ships ladders as they are commonly known are deemed easier to ascend than fixed access ladders. We manufacture our companionway ladders in both mild steel galvanised and aluminium in accordance with BS EN ISO 4122-4 2016 & BS EN 4211:2005 & A1:2008.

Key Features

Ascent companionway or ships ladders as they are commonly referred are often a preferred choice when a ladder is to be used frequently within a place of work. Companionway / Ships ladders are acknowledged to be easier and safer to use than a vertical ladder.

The companionway / ships ladder is angled between 60 to 75 degrees & is often used when space is at a premium and there is not the room for a stair.

The ladders are designed to provide a simple access solution to roof areas, items of plant or raised floors such as mezzanines.

As with all the Ascent range of ladders they are designed for ease of install and can be supplied with either a bracketry fixing kit or adjustable freestanding feet where floor / roof mounting is required.

The fixing brackets we provide allow the ladders to be affixed to a wide range of backgrounds.

As well as fixing brackets, our self closing gates are also another great addition to the ladder.

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All our products are manufactured in accordance with BS EN ISO 3834-2:2021 and BS EN 1090-1:2009+A1:2011 and carry the CE / UKCA Marking.