ALCO-LITE™ fiberglass fire ladders are designed to meet fire fighter’s most demanding requirements. Non-conductive fiberglass side rail construction offers an added measure of safety when used near charged electrical circuits.
Fiberglass Roof Ladder
| Model | Length | Width | Banking Thickness | Weight in lbs. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FRL-08 | 8'-7" | 19-1/8" | 3-13/16" | 24 |
| FRL-10 | 10'-11" | 19-1/8" | 3-13/16" | 30 |
| FRL-12 | 12'-2" | 19-1/8" | 3-13/16" | 36 |
| FRL-14 | 14'-5" | 19-1/8" | 3-13/16" | 42 |
| FRL-16 | 16'-9" | 19-1/8" | 3-13/16" | 46 |
| FRL-18 | 19'-0" | 19-1/8" | 3-13/16" | 50 |
| FRL-20 | 20'-2" | 19-1/8" | 3-13/16" | 55 |
Fiberglass Extension Ladder
| Model | Extended Length | Closed Length | Width | Banking Thickness | Weight in lbs. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FEL-12 | 12' | 8'-6" | 22-5/16" | 6-9/16" | 63 |
| FEL-14 | 14' | 9'-8" | 22-5/16" | 6-9/16" | 69 |
| FEL-16 | 16' | 10'-10" | 22-5/16" | 6-9/16" | 77 |
| FEL-20 | 20' | 12'-1" | 22-5/16" | 6-9/16" | 84 |
| FEL-24 | 24' | 14'-4" | 22-5/16" | 6-9/16" | 99 |
| FEL-28 | 28' | 16'-8" | 22-5/16" | 6-9/16" | 118 |
| FEL-30 | 30' | 17'-10" | 22-5/16" | 6-9/16" | 130 |
| FEL-35 | 35' | 20'-2" | 22-5/16" | 6-9/16" | 139 |
| FEL-40 | 40' | 22'-6" | 22-5/16" | 6-9/16" | 150 |
Fiberglass Three-Section Extension Ladder
| Model | Extended Length | Closed Length | Width | Banking Thickness | Weight in lbs. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FEL3-24 | 24' | 12'-3" | 25-1/2" | 9-1/4" | 133 |
| FEL3-28 | 28' | 13'-5" | 25-1/2" | 9-1/4" | 145 |
| FEL3-30 | 30' | 14'-7" | 25-1/2" | 9-1/4" | 155 |
| FEL3-35 | 35' | 15'-9" | 25-1/2" | 9-1/4" | 170 |
| FEL3-40 | 40' | 16'-11" | 25-1/2" | 9-1/4" | 181 |
All Alco-Lite brand fire ladders are constructed with field repairable parts. You won’t need any special tools or highly trained professionals to replace any part from rungs to halyard, shoes to roof hooks. Call us at 1-800-752-2526 or right here on the website and we will be happy to get you the parts you need to get your ladder back on the truck!
Did you know fiberglass fire ladders are designed for situations where electrical hazards may be present?
When working around energized equipment, substations, or downed power lines, a fiberglass ladder can provide an added layer of protection because the side rails are constructed from non-conductive fiberglass. That doesn’t make the ladder a substitute for safe operating procedures or proper clearance from electrical hazards, but it does make it the right tool for the right environment.
I’ve always said that good firefighters know their equipment. Great firefighters know when to use it. Understanding the strengths of your ladders is just as important as knowing how to throw them.
Choose the ladder that matches the job, inspect it before every use, and train with it until deploying it becomes second nature. The right equipment, combined with the right training, is what helps crews work safely and effectively when every second counts.
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