Descrizione
A ladder is the one tool on site that fails without warning. Everything else gives you a sound or a wobble before it lets go. A ladder either holds or it does not, which is why the honest specification is not the number of rungs printed on the box but the load rating, the locking sections, and whether the thing still feels stable when you are three metres up with both hands occupied.
The Skyline Reach is a 6.2-metre telescopic ladder in aluminium with fifteen steps set at 40-centimetre intervals. Collapsed it measures 109 by 49 by 8 centimetres, which means it lives in a van, a cupboard or the boot of a car instead of being strapped to a roof rack. Extended it reaches 620 centimetres, carries a rated load of 150 kilograms or 330 pounds, and is fitted with hooks at the top so it can be hung over a roof edge or gutter line rather than leaned into open air.
The frame is a single straight aluminium rail of telescoping sections that lock as they extend, light enough for one person to carry up a stairwell and set without help. That matters more than it sounds. The ladder somebody actually goes and fetches is the ladder that gets used, and a six-metre ladder that fits in the boot gets fetched far more often than a rigid one that needs two people and a roof rack.
Reach is a tool. Keep it with you.
Key Features
- ✦ 6.2 metre extended height from a 109cm folded package
- ✦ Fifteen aluminium steps with a 40cm interval between rungs
- ✦ 150kg / 330lb rated load capacity
- ✦ Single straight telescopic rail that locks as each section extends
- ✦ Integrated hooks for roof edge and gutter line placement
- ✦ Folds to 109 x 49 x 8cm for van, cupboard or car boot storage
- ✦ Black finished aluminium construction, light enough for one-person handling
Technical Specifications
- Material: Aluminium
- Type: Telescopic folding ladder, single straight rail
- Extended Size: 620cm x 49cm x 8cm
- Folded Size: 109cm x 49cm x 8cm
- Number of Steps: 15
- Step Interval: 40cm / 1.3ft
- Max Load Capacity: 150kg / 330lbs
- Structure: Single straight ladder
- Colour: Black
- Intended Use: Work and multi-purpose access
- Fulfilment: Ships from the United Kingdom
Where It Belongs
Think about the jobs that need height without scaffolding. Clearing a gutter at the end of autumn. Changing a security light above a doorway. Getting onto a flat roof to check a vent. Trimming a tree line that has crept past the fence. Washing an upper window line on a shopfront. The trade that buys this ladder is usually a one-person operation, a maintenance contractor, or a homeowner who is finished with borrowing a neighbour open. What those buyers have in common is a van or a car, a limited amount of storage, and a job that arrives without warning. A ladder that folds to just over a metre and can be set by one person fits into the way that work actually arrives.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How high does it reach when extended?
620 centimetres, about 6.2 metres, from a folded length of 109 centimetres. Reach from the top step depends on the user, so consider the height of the surface you need to work on rather than the ladder length alone.
Q: How much weight will it take?
The rated maximum load capacity is 150 kilograms or 330 pounds, including the person and any tools or materials carried up.
Q: Is it stable without a second person?
It is a single straight telescopic ladder with locking sections and a 49-centimetre base width, which is what allows a single user to set it. As with any ladder work, the surface under the feet and the angle of lean determine how stable it feels.
Q: What are the hooks for?
The top hooks are designed to hang the ladder on a roof edge or gutter line. That turns a leaning ladder into a hung one for roof access, which is safer and keeps the ladder away from fragile guttering.
Q: How much does it weigh?
It is aluminium and light enough for one person to carry up stairs and extend. That is the point of the telescopic format compared with a rigid ladder of the same extended height.
Q: Where does it ship from?
Stock is held in the United Kingdom, which shortens the delivery window for UK buyers.
Q: How compact is it when collapsed, really?
Folded the ladder measures 109 by 49 by 8 centimetres. That is roughly the footprint of a large holdall, which is why it fits in a car boot, a van corner, a shed or a hallway cupboard without a dedicated rack. Compare that with a rigid ladder of the same extended height and the storage problem is obvious.
Q: Is a telescopic ladder suitable for daily trade use?
It is rated for a 150kg working load and is built as site equipment rather than a one-off household purchase. Keep the locking sections clean, extend them in order from the base, and check the collars before every climb. Used that way it is a working ladder, not a compromise one.
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