Fold-Out Ladder Leveler | Compact & Easy Setup

When the ladder is set down, the two leveler legs automatically fold out and lock via steel gears in 3/16-inch increments, adjusting up to 9.5 inches to compensate for uneven terrain. The locking mechanism engages with as little as 9 lbs of applied weight. When the ladder is picked up, the legs lift and unlock automatically — no manual operation required at any step.

No. Level-EZE® does not affect the ladder manufacturer's warranty when properly installed. This has been acknowledged by major manufacturers including Werner. Per UL recommendation, installation instructions suggest cutting the bottom rung to maintain the original ladder length and duty rating, preserving the ladder's certified specifications throughout its service life.

Installation takes approximately 25 minutes and can be performed by the owner using the provided instructions and video tutorials available on YouTube. Field installation is also available through ladder and tool distributors for a small fee. Factory installation is offered directly by major ladder manufacturers including Werner, Louisville, and Bauer.

Level-EZE® adds approximately 4–5 lbs to your ladder, with a total leveler weight of 9.5 lbs. This is significantly lighter than manual levelers, which typically weigh 8–11 lbs. The minimal weight addition helps reduce cumulative strain and back injury risk for technicians who carry and reposition ladders frequently throughout the workday.

Level-EZE® adjusts up to 9.5 inches to accommodate stairs, slopes, rooftops, curbs, gravel, dirt, hillsides, driveways, and landscaping grades. Rubber pad feet provide traction on varied surfaces, and optional swivel feet are available. The leveler also adds approximately 4 inches to the ladder's base width, improving overall stability even on level ground.

Level-EZE® was life-tested for over 90,000 cycles with no failure and is designed to outlast the ladder itself. Routine maintenance consists of occasional dry silicone spray lubrication (WD-40 Specialist Silicone or Teflon lube). In dusty environments, clean with pressurized water or air. In icy or snowy conditions, inspect and warm the unit before use. Avoid standard WD-40 or greases, which attract debris.