Extension Ladders Rentals

You are here: Equipment > General Equipment > Extension Ladders

Extension Ladders

Extension ladders are an excellent choice when a temporary reach is needed. These ladders provide a safe and economical choice for homeowners and construction professionals.
These units are easy to transport and set up at the job site.
To assist in determining the correct ladder length, here is an example of a 32’ extension ladder, total section length is 32’ but has maximum work length of 29’.
Check with your local rental store for specific information regarding the specifications on additional extension ladders.

Let Us Help You Find The Equipment You're Looking For

Call, chat with, or email our experts so we can find the equipment you are looking for. Call us at 800-373-5522 (Toll Free). Click here to chat now or send us an email.

Related Equipment

Manufacturer	Model	Class
Werner	6216	Fiberglass 16'

Expert Advice

Do It Yourself - Installing Pavers

If you’re looking to install pavers outside your home, we can help. Although it is a project that does not have to be handled by a professional, it is a project that does take time and energy. Before you start, decide where you’d like the pavers placed and outline the area using a garden hose or wood. Measure the area to find out how many square feet of pavers you will need for your project. Stay on the safe side and add 5-10% more pavers to ensure you will have enough. Clear the area that you will be paving. Remove the correct amount of dirt to ensure that the pavers can be placed with a slight slope to provide adequate drainage. Next you will lay the paver base and use a plate compactor to level the area prior to laying the stones. It is important to have the base as flat as... Read More

What type of sandpaper do I need?

So you’ve chosen your sander. Now all you have to do is pick up some sandpaper and get started on your job right? Wrong. Some sandpaper just won’t cut it. Sandpaper can greatly influence the finish of your job. You need to get the right sandpaper for your job – and there are various different types. The Gritty Details Sandpaper is graded by grit. Grit is basically the abrasiveness of the sandpaper or the number of abrasive particles per square inch. The lower the grit, the more abrasive or rougher the paper. The higher the grit, the finer or smoother the paper. A lower grit paper will remove more material but it will leave a rough finish. Higher girt paper doesn’t remove as much material but it will give you a much... Read More

View all