Ladders, Step Stools & Work Platforms

Looking for the best ladder for home or office use? Ladders come in handy when you want to paint your ceiling, reach the top shelf, or change your light bulb. Horme Hardware carries an enormous variety of home ladders and industrial ladders, ranging from step ladders, platform ladders, extension ladders, a frame ladder, fireman ladders, telescopic ladders, trestle ladders, multipurpose ladders, stepstools, folding ladders, adjustable work platforms, rope ladders and mobile scaffold.

These ladders are designed to provide stable support and easy access to elevated areas, making them ideal for a wide range of tasks. Whether you're painting walls, changing light bulbs, or accessing storage areas, our ladders will help you get the job done safely and efficiently. Step ladders and platform ladders are two of the most popular choices for ladders.

A step ladder is a self-supporting portable ladder hinged within the middle to make an inverted V, with stays to keep the two halves at a hard and fast angle. Step ladders have flat steps and a hinged back.

On the other hand, a platform ladder comes with an outsized platform area and a top handrail for the user to carry while performing on the platform. As the most popular choice for the user for safety, the platform ladder allows the user to step on the top step, unlike the step ladder, which the user cannot.

Step stools are half way between a ladder and a stool, being used as a support platform for reaching targets that are at heights between ~2m and ~3m.

An extension ladder, also known as a fireman ladder, is a hard and fast ladder divided into two or more lengths for more convenient storage; the lengths are often slid together for storage or slid apart to expand the length of the ladder; a pulley system could also be fitted in order that the ladder is often easily extended by an operator on the bottom and then locked in situ using the dogs and pawls.

A telescopic ladder, also known as a collapsible ladder, is the ideal solution when storage space is limited.

Trestle ladder, an "A-Frame"-style ladder with a telescoping center section.

Rope ladders are used where space for storage is extremely limited, weight must be kept to a minimum, or in instances where the thing to be climbed is just too curved to use a rigid ladder.

Ladders can be made from different materials, such as aluminum, stainless steel, steel, fiberglass, and plastic.

Steel ladders are good for use in rough environments, such as warehouses and industrial facilities. However, it’s important to note that steel ladders are not corrosion-resistant.

More substantial than an aluminum ladder, a stainless steel ladder gives you the peace of mind that every bump will not break it.

Fiberglass ladders are popular among electricians. Besides being suitable for work with electrics, fiberglass ladders have many other advantages over standard aluminum ladders. They are immune to weathering, don’t absorb moisture, and are warmer to the touch.

Aluminum ladders are a cheaper option than fiberglass ladders. Aluminum ladders are more lightweight than fiberglass ladders, making them easier to transport. Aluminum ladders are less likely to crack in comparison with fiberglass ladders.

You can find great deals on ladders, step stools, and work platforms from the best-elling branded ladders like Louison Ladder, Pica Ladder, Laddermenn Ladder & Louisville Ladder, whom you know you can trust for high-quality ladders, step stools, and work platforms. Other ladder, step stool, and work platform brands like Hailo Ladder, Cosco Ladder, Houze and Crystar can also be found here in the Horme Hardware Webstore, Singapore's leading online DIY hardware supplier for ladders, step stools, and work platforms.