Is this company still in business?

I used to work for that company: White Metal Rolling and Stamping Corp

They no longer sell those specific parts. Ya I agree there are lot of mean people on here who show no respect toward others. EL Kaptain does not realize that information given on the internet is not always true. Do better research Kaptain before you make a fool out of yourself. Drew no longer wanted anything to do with those latters do to massive past litigations.

It is now part of Drew industries in White Plains, NY. Have you heard of a website called google? It took me about 3 seconds to find the answer for you.

EDIT: Listen, you ungrateful POS, you asked if the company was still in business and I answered that question thoroughly. I wasn't about to call them for you and ask if they sell parts for your ladder, which I know absolutely nothing about. Now go take your aluminum ladder, make sure it's fully extended, and stash it where the sun doesn't shine.

Starting a business requires a lot of work and dedication. You cannot start a business this week and expect to be earning a good profit next week. Employees tend to have a "job" mindset whereby they worked this week, so they expect to see results this week (i.e. a paycheck this week). In business, you don't see results like that. Take, for instance, starting a new restaurant. You'll first have to choose a location. The most successful restaurants have their own location, with their own parking lots. If you wanted to open a restaurant like that, you'd spend a couple of months looking for the right location. Then you'd spend thousands of dollars for an architect to help design the plans with you. Then you'd spend thousands of dollars getting your plans approved by the local authorities. And then, after all that, you'd be approved to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on hiring a firm to actually build your building. And after that, you'd spend tens of thousands of dollars to install the interior decorations. And then you'd spend thousands of dollars hiring employees and training them, as well as having them prepare for the grand opening. And then, after over a year and spending over a half million dollars, you'd be ready to open the doors and start earning your first dollar. I say this to illustrate my point: businesses take time and money up front to develop. In the longer period of time, this time and money invested up front will pay off. But businesses take time to develop! It is not like being an employee where you get instant results, meaning work this week, get paid this week. Business is not like that. It takes time to reap the rewards. I hope this helps.

Hey Enik. Take a chill pill. You asked your question and got an answer. No need to curse at someone volunteering their answer.