Climbing

Aerial lifts (sometimes called platform lifts or manlifts) are used to access materials at heights out of reach. They often replace climbing a ladder and come in a variety of sizes and shapes, including smaller lifts called scissor lifts and platform lifts and intermediate lifts called maintenance lifts.

These are additional steps for entering and exiting that can be added to vehicles, trailers, RVs, Busses, etc for individuals with climbing limitations.

Ladders of various sizes that can be collapsed or made compact and easily transportable.

Individuals who have difficulty or are not able to climb or walk up stairs may require the use of an elevator. Elevators can also be an alternative to installing a stair lift or making modifications to the stair well of a building.

Emergency evacuation devices are available to help remove individuals with mobility impairments from buildings. These devices typically help individuals quickly move people with mobility limitations down the stairs or across rough terrain.

Additional steps for entering and exiting tractors and ther vehicles that are high off the ground and require some verticle movement to mount and operate.

Folding steps attach to vehicles allowing the individual to step up into a vehicle.

Ladders with a general build for different heights and uses.

Ladders that can accommodate loads of up to 500 pounds are considered to be large-rated ladders. These ladders vary in the number of steps, whether they have handrails, and if they are single, extension, platform, or step.

Low step ladders designed to support higher weights than normal step ladders.

Individuals with mobility impairments who use aids such as scooters, wheelchairs, and power chairs typically use some type of lift to access upper and lower levels of buildings. Large rated wheelchair lifts feature a higher weight capacity than standard wheelchair lifts. They may be necessary when both a passenger and an individual who uses a wheelchair need to access a space.

These are ladders of various heights with a proportionally low weight for easy carrying and positioning.

These are devices that help individuals into and out of pool water.

Rolling safety ladders are less steep than regular ladders, therefore, easier to climb; other features include handrails and locking casters.

Devices and products built to assist individuals in walking up stairs and maintaining their balance.

Individuals who are mobile may have difficulty climbing or walking down stairs. Stair lifts will elevate or decline an individual along the stairway.