Ladder AWTools AW23054, weight 5.9 kg, width 410 mm

AWTools AW23054 is a lightweight aluminum ladder with a total weight of 5.9 kg and a width of 410 mm, designed for general access and climbing tasks in domestic and light professional settings. The ladder features ribbed rungs firmly secured to the side rails, anti-slip feet and a wide stabiliser to increase stability during use. It is EN131 certified and manufactured in Poland, offering a compact and portable solution for maintenance, painting, installation and renovation tasks.

Advantages

The ladder combines low weight and durable aluminum construction to make transportation and repositioning simple while maintaining structural strength. Ribbed rungs and anti-slip feet improve user grip and reduce slip risk, and the wide stabiliser provides additional lateral support for tasks performed at height. The compact width and overall design support storage in small spaces and easy handling on sites or at home.

Suitable for

• Home maintenance and painting
• Light construction and renovation work
• Installation and repair tasks (electrical, plumbing, fixtures)
• Portable use on sites and in workshops

Key specifications

• Material: aluminum
• Weight: 5.9 kg
• Width: 410 mm
• Rung type: ribbed rungs fixed to side rails
• Feet: anti-slip
• Stabiliser: wide stabiliser for increased lateral stability
• Certification: EN131
• Origin: made in Poland

How to use

Before use, place the ladder on a firm, level surface and ensure the anti-slip feet are clean and make full contact with the ground. Check that the stabiliser is correctly deployed and that all rungs and connections are free of visible damage. Climb the ladder facing the rungs, keeping three points of contact whenever possible, and avoid overreaching beyond the side rails. For transport, carry the ladder using appropriate lifting technique and store it in a dry place away from corrosive agents.

Usage recommendations

Use the ladder for light- to medium-duty tasks consistent with EN131 classification. Do not exceed the ladder's intended load capacity or use the ladder on unstable surfaces. Regularly inspect rungs, side rails and feet for wear and damage; replace or repair components before further use if defects are found.