HAILO ProfiStep Combi escada em alumínio 3x12 travessas

Working at height often means juggling multiple ladders for different tasks, but the HAILO ProfiStep Combi Ladder eliminates that hassle. This 3-section aluminium combination ladder transforms into a leaning ladder, a stepladder, or a free-standing ladder, giving you one tool for almost any job. With 12 rungs per section and a maximum load capacity of 150 kg, it’s built for professionals who need reliability and versatility on site.

Who is it for

This ladder is ideal for tradespeople, maintenance crews, and serious DIYers who need a single, robust ladder that adapts to stairs, uneven ground, and varying heights. Whether you’re painting a stairwell, accessing a high ceiling, or working on a roof edge, the ProfiStep Combi provides safe, stable access without needing multiple ladders.

Main features

• 3-section combination design: use as leaning ladder, stepladder, or free-standing ladder
• Aluminium construction: lightweight yet strong, resistant to corrosion
• 12 rungs per section, 36 total rungs: ample climbing height
• Maximum working height: 8.75 m as leaning ladder, 5.95 m as stepladder
• 150 kg load capacity: suitable for user plus tools and materials
• EN 131 Professional certified: meets strict safety standards
• Wide stabiliser bar (1200 mm) with non-slip plastic feet for secure footing
• Square, non-slip rungs for comfortable and safe climbing
• Compact transport size: 3.40 m long, 0.50 m wide, 0.20 m deep

Specifications

• Brand: HAILO
• Model: ProfiStep Combi
• MPN: 037312007
• EAN: 4007126025166
• Ladder type: 3-section combination ladder
• Material: Aluminium
• Number of rungs per section: 12
• Total rungs: 36
• Max working height (leaning ladder): 8.75 m
• Max working height (stepladder): 5.95 m
• Max load capacity: 150 kg
• Standard compliance: EN 131 Professional
• Stabiliser bar width: 1200 mm
• Transport length: 3.40 m
• Transport width: 0.50 m
• Transport depth: 0.20 m
• Rung profile: Square, non-slip
• Feet type: Non-slip plastic feet
• Configuration modes: Leaning ladder, stepladder, free-standing ladder
• Country of origin: Germany

Tips

Always inspect the ladder before use and ensure all locking mechanisms are fully engaged. When using as a leaning ladder, maintain the correct angle (1:4 ratio) and secure the stabiliser bar on level ground. For stairwell work, adjust the sections to fit the stair angle and use a second person to stabilise if necessary.