Extension Ladders

Level-EZE® levelers are compatible with aluminum and fiberglass straight, extension, and combination ladders. They support duty ratings including Type 1AA 375 lb rated extension ladders and others. The levelers do not affect the ladder manufacturer's warranty when properly installed, making them suitable for most professional-grade ladders on the market.

Level-EZE® Automatic Ladder Levelers add approximately 4–5 lbs to your ladder. The housing is made from aircraft-quality aluminum and steel components plated to automotive industry standards, keeping weight minimal while maintaining heavy-duty performance. This is lighter than most manual leveler alternatives, making it practical for daily use by field technicians.

Installation takes approximately 25 minutes. Detailed installation instructions and instructional videos are available for first-time installers. Field installation service is also available through ladder distributors, and factory installation is offered by major ladder manufacturers including Werner, Louisville, Bauer, and Little Giant as an option at the point of purchase.

Yes. Level-EZE® meets or exceeds all ANSI standards for portable extension ladders and has been tested by Underwriters Laboratories at four times the ladder load rating without failure. OSHA recognizes that with proper training and equipment, 100% of ladder accidents can be prevented — and Level-EZE® is specifically designed to eliminate the human error involved in manual ladder leveling.

Level-EZE® automatically adjusts for use on steps, slopes, rooftops, curbs, and uneven terrain. It adjusts up to 9.5 inches in 3/16-inch increments and locks automatically with as little as 9 lbs of weight. This makes it ideal for utility work, construction, telecommunications, and any application where ladders are frequently repositioned on non-level ground.

Level-EZE® has been shown to increase work efficiency by 11%, saving approximately 6 minutes every time the ladder is moved and repositioned. By eliminating the need for leveling blocks, hole-digging, or manual adjustments, workers spend less time on setup and more time on the task. This adds up to significant time and cost savings across high-frequency ladder use environments.