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Combination Ladders

Combination ladders convert between two or more configurations — typically step ladder and extension ladder — giving tradespeople and serious DIYers two tools in one. Drabest combination ladders are EN 131 certified, available in aluminium with quick-release hinge joints, and rated at 150 kg for trade use. The most popular choice when van space or budget doesn't allow for separate step and extension ladders.

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What Configurations Does a Combination Ladder Offer?

A standard combination ladder converts between a self-standing A-frame step ladder and a straight leaning extension ladder. Advanced models also offer a staircase configuration and a trestle base for scaffold boards. This versatility makes combination ladders extremely popular with maintenance contractors, painters, plumbers, and builders who need flexible access on varied jobs.

Cost and Space Efficiency

Purchasing a single combination ladder instead of separate step and extension ladders typically saves 30–50% in cost and significantly reduces van storage requirements. For a sole trader or small trades team, a combination ladder is frequently the best single-ladder investment available.

How to Choose a Combination Ladder

Evaluate maximum extended length (for wall-leaning use), maximum step height (for A-frame use), and the ease of converting between configurations. Look for locking hinges that click securely into position, a minimum load rating of 150 kg, and EN 131-2 certification. Consider weight — lighter aluminium models are easier to set up repeatedly throughout the working day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a combination ladder replace both a step ladder and an extension ladder?

In most professional applications, yes — a quality combination ladder with step and extension modes will cover 90% of access tasks faced by a typical trades contractor. Only highly specialised or very long access requirements justify separate dedicated ladders.