Ladders + Step Stools

Step Stepladder

Step Stepladder

Design House Stockholm

$585.00 – $695.00

Noboru Step Ladder

Noboru Step Ladder

Skagerak by Fritz Hansen

$589.00 $471.20

Dania Step Ladder - Oak

Dania Step Ladder - Oak

Skagerak by Fritz Hansen

$569.00 $455.20

Dania Step Ladder - Teak

Dania Step Ladder - Teak

Skagerak by Fritz Hansen

$569.00 $455.20

Climb Ladder

Climb Ladder

Cane Line

$385.00

Up Step Stool

Up Step Stool

Ferm Living

$179.00

Ladders + Step Stools

If you need a little help reaching for those highball glasses you only pull out occasionally, make sure you've got a step stool or ladder that can help you reach new heights. Our rattan ladder and step stool collections aren't meant to be relegated to the garage or basement. They're beautiful and functional, cleverly designed so you can leave them on display and reach for those “once-in-awhile” pieces a little more often.

Shop our full selection of modern step stools from brands like Lucano and Design House Stockholm to add to your home.

How can I tell the difference between a functional ladder and a decorative ladder?

Purpose: Determine the intended use of the ladder. A functional ladder is designed for practical purposes, such as reaching high shelves, changing light bulbs, or accessing elevated areas. It should be sturdy, durable, and capable of supporting weight. On the other hand, a decorative ladder is primarily used for aesthetic purposes and may not be suitable for climbing or bearing heavy loads.

Construction: Examine the construction and materials used. Functional ladders are typically made of robust materials like aluminum, steel, or wood, with secure joints and proper reinforcements. They may have features such as non-slip steps, handrails, or locking mechanisms for safety. Decorative ladders, on the other hand, may be made of lighter materials like bamboo, rattan, or decorative woods, with a focus on visual appeal rather than structural strength.

Weight Capacity: Consider the weight capacity of the ladder. Functional ladders are designed to handle specific weight limits and are usually labeled with their maximum load capacity. Ensure that the ladder you choose can support your weight and any additional items you may need to carry. Decorative ladders may not have a specified weight capacity, as they are not intended for climbing or heavy-duty use.

Safety Features: Check for safety features on the ladder. Functional ladders should have safety features like anti-slip treads, rubberized feet for stability, and secure locks or braces to prevent accidental collapse. Decorative ladders may not have these safety features since they are not meant for practical use.

Design and Detailing: Evaluate the design and detailing of the ladder. Functional ladders prioritize functionality over aesthetics, so they tend to have a more utilitarian appearance, focusing on stability and practicality. Decorative ladders, on the other hand, are often designed with decorative elements, unique finishes, or artistic touches to enhance the overall look of a space.

By considering the purpose, construction, weight capacity, safety features, and design of a ladder, you can determine whether it is intended for functional use or purely decorative purposes. It's important to select the right ladder based on your specific needs to ensure safety and functionality.

Where are Hasegawa/Metaphys ladders made?

Hasegawa ladders are made in Japan. The company, Hasegawa Kogyo Co., Ltd., is a well-known manufacturer of high-quality ladders and scaffolding equipment based in Japan. They have a reputation for producing durable and reliable products.