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Ladders can help you complete many projects, but not all jobs call for the same type of ladder. But you don't have to purchase multiple ladders to ensure you're ready for DIY tasks and chores. A single articulating ladder provides a convenient solution, and Ace can help you find the right one for your needs with a diverse assortment of articulating ladders from brands like Little Giant.

What Is an Articulating Ladder?

Also called a multi-position ladder, an articulating ladder is uniquely designed with hinges and other mechanisms that allow it to fold and extend into various configurations. Although designs vary, articulating ladders give you access to multiple types of ladders in one.

Some can function as low step ladders for reaching moderately high spots and then transform into extension ladders that allow you to access vaulted ceilings, second-story windows, roofs and beyond. An articulating ladder may also work as a versatile A-frame ladder, as a 90-degree ladder for working close to walls or even as sturdy scaffolding. To find out what configurations each multi-position ladder in this product selection has to offer, consult the product descriptions.

Articulating Ladders Vs. Telescoping Ladders

Like articulating ladders, telescoping ladders can be modified to suit the needs of various projects, but these two types of ladders aren't the same. A telescoping ladder features adjustable legs that enable you to raise and lower its height. For example, a telescopic ladder may work as a step stool and as a taller A-frame ladder, retaining its overall A shape.

Articulating ladders change shape to work as different types of ladders, such as going from a 90-degree to an extension design. Many articulating ladders are also telescoping ladders, giving you the ability to modify their configuration and height.

How to Choose a Multi-Position Ladder

In addition to considering which configurations you need from an articulating ladder, keep the following in mind as you compare your options:

  • Weight capacity: Ensure that the option you choose is strong enough to support you and any heavy equipment that you may need to use while standing on your new articulating ladder.
  • Type rating: Ladder type rating is another way to compare the strength and sturdiness of ladders. Type III is the lightest-duty ladder, while Type II is medium-duty. Types I, IA and IAA are for heavy, extra heavy and super-duty jobs, respectively.
  • Height: The overall height of articulating ladders is a key point of comparison. For articulating and telescoping ladders, take note of the minimum height as well.

Shop Articulating Ladders Near You at Ace

Find articulating ladders near you at your neighborhood Ace Hardware. Our helpful associates can show you the latest multi-position ladder options and recommend solutions that will help you tackle your upcoming projects. In addition, they can introduce you to ladder accessories, such as levelers, shelves and stabilizers that you can use with your new articulating ladder. You can also explore the articulating ladder lineup online anytime and take advantage of convenient shipping to your home.