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Telescopic ladder
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Guidance on telescopic ladder standards, testing requirements and regulatory expectations for major international markets.

FOUR MAJOR MARKET FRAMEWORKS

A global perspective.
A clearer place to start.

01 / MARKET GUIDES

Find the guidance
for your market.

Explore EN 131-6, ANSI, AS / NZS and JIS standards for key international markets. Each guide brings the relevant requirements into focus.

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EUROPE

EN 131-6

European requirements for telescopic ladders, including structural, functional and safety testing.

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UNITED STATES

ANSI

U.S. ladder safety standards covering design, construction, performance and testing requirements.

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AUSTRALIA / NEW ZEALAND

AS / NZS

Australian and New Zealand ladder standards covering safety, design and performance requirements.

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JAPAN

JIS S 1121

Japanese ladder standards covering aluminium stepladders, portable ladders and related safety requirements.

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02 / STANDARDS UPDATES

Ladder Standards
Updates

Keep the requirements in view.

Track revisions, testing requirements and regulatory developments across the four markets. Choose a standards update stream below.

01 / EUROPE

Revisions, testing requirements and regulatory developments affecting telescopic ladders in European markets.

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02 / UNITED STATES

Updates to U.S. ladder safety standards, including ANSI A14.2 for portable metal ladders and ANSI A14.11 for stepstools.

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03 / AUSTRALIA / NEW ZEALAND

Updates to Australian and New Zealand ladder standards, testing requirements and safety guidance.

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04 / JAPAN

Updates to Japanese ladder safety standards, including requirements for aluminium stepladders and portable ladders.

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CONNECT THE REQUIREMENTS

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to product understanding.

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