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Are you tired of trailer ladders toppling over in windy conditions? Look no further than the Deckmate Ladder! Designed to securely attach to rub rails, ensuring stability, This portable, lightweight, and versatile solution is ideal for trailers with rub rails. Opt for the bolt-on bracket option for vans, straight trucks, and trailers. Positioned 2.5 inches from the trailer, this trailer safety ladder maintains clearance for doors and loading docks.

“Designed by a professional driver to make your work safer”.

Safety should always be a primary consideration for every driver. That is why the Deckmate Ladder was designed by a professional truck driver – with your safety in mind. Deckmate Ladder Is here to help drivers prevent disabling injuries to knees & spinal columns caused by climbing on or off trailers and vans.

Weighing only 20 lbs and having a 400 lb capacity, the Deckmate Ladder hangs at a convenient working angle and hooks onto the rub rails for easier access getting on and off equipment. The Deckmate Ladder won’t slide or tip. A bolt-on bracket (sold separately) is available for vans, refers & flatbeds without rub rails.

Let’s face it: no one likes to be off work for weeks with an injury. The Deckmate Ladder will help ensure that you do not have to take extended leave for an injury.

• Weighs only 20 pounds
• Made of steel
• 18 inches wide, extends to 53 inches, and folds to 33 inches
• Powder coated
• Nonskid steps
• 400-pound capacity
• Hangs at a convenient working angle
• Non-pinch hinge design
• Has a support bar with a built-in storage pocket

We have shipped not only to individuals across the U.S. but to several trucking companies, Railroad companies, the U.S. Government, and all branches of the U.S. Military. The Deckmate Ladder has been approved by MSHA and the U.S. Department of Labor’s accident prevention program.

Gateway Supply is the U.S. distributor for the Deckmate Ladder. Although we are located in Pampa, Texas, the Deckmate Ladder is manufactured in Ontario Canada where it was developed by Richard & Brenda Ricker. Richards’s brother-in-law slipped and fell off his trailer one day while working, costing him several months without work. With this as his inspiration, the Deckmate Ladder was invented to prevent this from happening to other drivers.