Ladders by COTTERMAN
About Ladders
Whether you’re an arborist, electrician, painter, construction worker, roofer, or another profession, you are likely to call upon the help of a ladder quite frequently. At Zoro, we carry every type of ladder imaginable to meet your business’s needs and keep you or your crew members safe.
Shop from our extensive selection of multipurpose ladders, step ladders, straight ladders, fixed ladders, extension ladders, step stools, rolling ladders, crossover ladders, track ladders, attic ladders, industrial rope ladders, and more. We offer ladders from your favorite brands including Werner, Louisville Ladder, Cotterman, Bauer Ladder, Little Giant, and more. You’ll love shopping for the ladders your business needs at everyday low prices at Zoro.
What Type of Ladder Do I Need?
When you're in the market for a new ladder, finding the right ladder for your needs may be overwhelming at first. With so many styles and features to choose from, it’s no wonder. Let’s take a look at some of the most popular styles.
Step Ladders
Step ladders are a classic type of ladder that you can find in most businesses and garages across the country. The convenient A-frame design means that it’s self-supported and they’re available in multiple heights to suit the work you do. Step ladders may also have additional features including platforms, guardrails, or a telescoping frame. Step ladders are ideal for indoor projects.
Multipurpose Ladders
Multipurpose ladders are designed to convert into several styles of ladders, making them a versatile option for many applications. Some of these multifaceted ladders can convert from step ladders to extension ladders to twin stepladders and more. Multi-use ladders can also fold into compact sizes, saving you space while not in use.
Extension Ladders
Extension ladders generally extend in 12” increments and are an adjustable version of a straight ladder. Extension ladders need a surface to rest against for stability and are often used for outdoor jobs. When purchasing an extension ladder, consider how high you need to reach before making your final selection.
Materials Matter
While aluminum ladders are durable, always remember that they conduct electricity, while fiberglass ladders do not. It’s also important to note that any ladder, when wet, can conduct electricity—even wood ladders.