A ladder having a frame with three leg members wherein the leg members are adjustable in length so as to provide a level orientation of the ladder subsequent the ladder being superposed an uneven support surface. The frame includes two rear leg members and a front leg member having a platform member operably coupled to the top thereof. The front leg member is hingedly secured to the platform member and movable between a deployed and stored position. The three leg members include an upper portion and a lower portion wherein the lower portion is slidably engaged with the upper portion. A clamp member is disposed in each of the three leg members and is configured to operably engage a portion of the lower portion of each of the three leg members. The clamp member includes opposing jaw members with a void therebetween.

An attachment for a ladder includes a pair of spaced rails secured together by at least one rung and a removable pin at an end for securing the attachment to a standard ladder.

An attachment for a ladder includes a pair of spaced rails secured together by at least one rung and a removable pin at an end for securing the attachment to a standard ladder.

An attachment for a ladder includes a pair of spaced rails secured together by at least one rung and a removable pin at an end for securing the attachment to a standard ladder.

An attachment for a ladder includes a pair of spaced rails secured together by at least one rung and a removable pin at an end for securing the attachment to a standard ladder.

A ladder support hook apparatus for securing a ladder in place includes a base foot having a base top side and a base bottom side. The base top side has a plurality of mounting apertures extending through the base bottom side. An extendable arm is coupled to the base foot. The arm comprises a lower portion pivotably coupled to the base top side and an upper portion adjustably coupled to the lower portion. An engagement hook is coupled to the extendable arm. The engagement hook has a flat portion pivotably coupled to the upper portion and a hooked portion extending from the flat portion. The hooked portion is configured to selectively engage a rung of a ladder.

A ladder support hook apparatus for securing a ladder in place includes a base foot having a base top side and a base bottom side. The base top side has a plurality of mounting apertures extending through the base bottom side. An extendable arm is coupled to the base foot. The arm comprises a lower portion pivotably coupled to the base top side and an upper portion adjustably coupled to the lower portion. An engagement hook is coupled to the extendable arm. The engagement hook has a flat portion pivotably coupled to the upper portion and a hooked portion extending from the flat portion. The hooked portion is configured to selectively engage a rung of a ladder.

A ladder anchor apparatus for securing a ladder in place includes a pair of arms each having a straight portion and a hooked portion. Each of the arms has a pivot aperture. The pair of arms is configured to be selectively engageable within a pair of ladder holes of a pair of legs of a ladder. A hollow pivot rod is coupled to the pair of arms and extends through the pivot aperture of each arm. The pair of arms is pivotably coupled around the pivot rod. A mounting pin is slidingly engageable through the pivot rod and is configured to be inserted into the ground to secure the apparatus in place. An eye hook and a safety chain are coupled to a left arm of the pair of arms. The safety chain prevents the pair of arms from pivoting open when engaged with the eye hook.

A ladder anchor apparatus for securing a ladder in place includes a pair of arms each having a straight portion and a hooked portion. Each of the arms has a pivot aperture. The pair of arms is configured to be selectively engageable within a pair of ladder holes of a pair of legs of a ladder. A hollow pivot rod is coupled to the pair of arms and extends through the pivot aperture of each arm. The pair of arms is pivotably coupled around the pivot rod. A mounting pin is slidingly engageable through the pivot rod and is configured to be inserted into the ground to secure the apparatus in place. An eye hook and a safety chain are coupled to a left arm of the pair of arms. The safety chain prevents the pair of arms from pivoting open when engaged with the eye hook.

A ladder anchor apparatus for securing a ladder in place includes a pair of arms each having a straight portion and a hooked portion. Each of the arms has a pivot aperture. The pair of arms is configured to be selectively engageable within a pair of ladder holes of a pair of legs of a ladder. A hollow pivot rod is coupled to the pair of arms and extends through the pivot aperture of each arm. The pair of arms is pivotably coupled around the pivot rod. A mounting pin is slidingly engageable through the pivot rod and is configured to be inserted into the ground to secure the apparatus in place. An eye hook and a safety chain are coupled to a left arm of the pair of arms. The safety chain prevents the pair of arms from pivoting open when engaged with the eye hook.