12 Step Ladder rental in San Diego for lighting, grip, art, production and general access tasks that require additional working height on set. Use only on a firm, level surface and select the appropriate access equipment for the job.
A 12 Step Ladder provides additional working height for lighting, grip, art, production and facility tasks on stages, in studios and at locations. It is useful when a shorter step ladder does not provide enough reach but a stable, self-supporting ladder is appropriate for the work area.
Plan the access path before use and select a ladder that lets crew work without overreaching. Inspect the ladder, place it on a firm and level surface, maintain three points of contact while climbing and follow the manufacturer's labels and on-set safety procedures.
For a shorter option, see the 10 Step Ladder or 8 Step Ladder. For tasks requiring an extension-ladder format, review the Werner Extension Ladder.
It provides elevated access for on-set lighting, grip, art, production and general facility tasks.
No. Use only on a firm, level surface and follow applicable safety procedures and manufacturer instructions.
Choose the ladder that provides appropriate reach without overreaching. Use the shorter ladder when it safely meets the task.
Select your rental period on this page to view current rental rates. Inspect before use and follow the manufacturer's safety instructions.
