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Choosing a warehouse ladder
A warehouse ladder differs from an everyday step ladder in three ways that matter on a busy floor: a full guardrail around a flat platform so work happens with both hands free, braking that holds the ladder still whenever it is not being actively moved, and platform heights that reach the upper levels of standard pallet racking.
All four StockMaster models share the same aluminium build, 150 kg rating and single steer-and-brake control: release it and the ladder parks itself, braked and stable. The differences sit elsewhere. The Trackers roll on two large wheels that handle sealed and unsealed surfaces, and start lower at 860 mm platform height against 1145 mm on the Navigators. The PRO version of either adds an adjustable safety railing, the fully automatic Auto-Gate at the platform entry and a side Rota-Gate for picking.
Match the platform height to the job: comfortable working height sits roughly 1.5 metres above the deck. If stock needs to ride down with the picker, an order picking ladder does that job; for reaching a mezzanine floor, see mezzanine ladders. Selection stays your call based on your own risk assessment, and we are happy to help you narrow down the options.


