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Fire-rated loft ladders purpose-designed for “challenging” projects
21 October 2026
ACROSS THE years, Premier Loft Ladders has worked alongside architects and specifiers on a wide range of projects requiring fire-rated loft ladders. Those projects have been focused on modern new-builds through to Grade I-listed premises, each presenting a unique set of challenges (among them four metre-high ceilings, the need for secure access, anti-ligature and corrosive environments).

The Felixstowe-based company’s range of fire-rated loft ladders and hatches includes basic timber loft ladders as well as heavy-duty commercial solutions that offer up to 120 minutes’ worth of fire protection.
In point of fact, the business (which also operates from a sales office located in Worcester) carefully selects the best loft and roof access products available from a range of European manufacturers to suit diverse performance criteria.
For example, Premier Loft Ladders offers a heavy-duty and fire-rated loft ladder that not only offers 30 minutes of fire protection, but is also Passive House certified. Further, many of the company’s fire-rated solutions can be made-to-measure with a range of different features and accessories (including operability from above, the addition of security locks and even fully automatic electric operation).
Products in Premier Loft Ladders’ range of fire-rated loft and roof access solutions (encompassing concertina loft ladders, vertical/wall access ladders and flat roof solutions) are manufactured to EN 14975 standards and have continued to expand during the 20-plus years that the company has been operating in the industry. So too has the level of in-house knowledge and experience on offer.
Architects, specifiers and other industry professionals are encouraged to contact Premier Loft Ladders and discuss their specific requirements during the early stages of any given project.
*Further information is available online at www.premierloftladders.co.uk
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