Ladder Deals & Offers

What makes it worth the extra?

If you are going to use it regularly, well worth the extra ( yes I know double the cost and harder to fit) for a timber loft ladder. Give it some consideration...

Agree, often cheaper than Screwfix for non branded kit, but worse quality.

Anyone interested in a extendable ladder should use UK 🐫 site and add an alert to email when price is what you want to pay. I do it with most things DIY.

Not kidding you: I almost did when I had to climb up to my first floor window to get back in home, after forgetting the door keys! (Very valuable lesson learnt there about checking keys before slamming door shut!) as I said you wouldn’t want to do that frequently. It’s acceptable for emergency use like the above. the flexing is actually more on the telescopic sections because, by its very design, each section cannot be long, so there will be afew degrees of flex when you have a persons weight on it when propped up at the 1:4 ratio (1m horizontal from wall for every 4m height

The hinge point looks worrying - I'd brick myself if it started to flex

I’ve got one of these telescopic ladders, at 5m from a cheap supplier on Amazon about £80 back then, now ticked up in priced to £100 Doesn’t claim to be “aerospace grade aluminium” as per model here, but it works and is amazing to store it in a small garden storage. I use it most as A-ladder style. The steps are rather narrow, so you won’t enjoy using them with thin soles shoes as it’ll dig into feet soon. when used as a long ladder, there’s ALOT of flex and sometimes it can get scary climbing so high! That’s just how it’s designed because of the telescopic concept. It’s still strong, but it would never compare to those who have to use ladders regularly and need that consistent reassurance

I use this as a folding stool.

I've been trying to get one of these for a few weeks (Home Bargains near here don't sell any). I've been using it around mum's garden (to sit on) and my niece left hers behind a while, before taking it back (she uses it for beauty appointments usually). I bought a similar one from Amazon Warehouse and actually LOL-ed when it arrived as it was so tiny (it was half the size of the adult one, for kids). My brother stood on his fitting curtains and you can imagine what happened - the thing splintered into bits, he's lucky he didn't hurt himself. I still wouldn't recommend standing on the adult size/Kirkton House one, even though the instructions tell you you can. (You can also get these stools in Blue, for some reason Aldi don't have a picture of it on their website).

I don’t get why this is a deal, as others have said these are £2.99 in home bargains all year long (and £3.99 in B&M home bargains)

I bought one from Aldi the last time they had them. some of the plastic snapped off making it useless straight away. I bought the same style before from CPC Farnell. they are solid compared to the Aldi ones.

£2.99 in Home Bargains (which for me is next door to Aldi). But still a good deal at Aldi.

i found it similar to other ladders main thing is the awkward shape due to the stabilizers protruding on either side.

Is this heavy compared to other similar ladders if you don't account for the flat platform pieces not all include? I got one for myself; trying to work out if to get this for my my mum who was after one, or if a more expensive one might be better if it'll be noticably lighter.

Bought this last time it was posted. Great versatile ladder/platform. Used it loads already!

Back in stock (y)

Strong but heavy and awkward