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- #20,617 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement)
- #97 in Step Ladders
Feature
- Made of high-quality aluminum alloy, corrosion-resistant and rust-resistant
- Lightweight and easy to carry, you can easily carry the ladder with one hand
- Non-slip rubber at the bottom ensures maximum stability and safety during use
- When you are climbing, the A-frame structure provides maximum safety
- The ladder is EN 131 tested and certified
- This telescopic ladder is foldable and easy to carry
- The attached fixing strap fixes the ladder when the telescopic ladder is folded
- Can be easily stored under the bed or in the trunk of the car, or taken with you
- Suitable for home phytoremediation, window cleaning, indoor and outdoor construction, gardening and construction applications
- Also used in house maintenance, painting works, tree pruning works, etc.
- The safe folding telescopic ladder aluminum ladder is tailor-made for you
Specification
- Material: Aluminum
- Bearing weight: 150KG (330lb)
- The distance between the pedals: 30cm
- Length: 2M+2.3M (6.6ft + 7.5ft)
- Number of steps: 6+7 Steps
- Closed length: 70cm
- Weight:11.5KG（25.4lb)
Package includes
- 1X Telescopic Step Ladder
aventur
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
I was a bit skeptical because it is made of aluminum, but it is surprisingly sturdy. The locks work great - an excellent safety feature!!
Clocks
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
Very cool design, but extremely cheaply made. This is true Chinese junk.I used it maybe ten times before one of the knobs broke off. The ladder never felt completely stable, but so far so good.The velcro that comes with the ladder is 100% useless. The ladder will just extend randomly just from inertia of turning in your car. By the time you walk inside, the thing is fully extended. So many superior clamping systems could have been installed. This is just another thing I have that is already 10% broken and will be in the landfill soon.
Smith
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
Actually way higher quality than i expected.It’s a telescoping ladder so have to expect SOME wobble…but as for quality is def there. I feel good using this.
Pat Duggan
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025
It’s easy to use. Stores nicely. Good value. Functions and holds the weight needed.
Rex
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2024
Even though the ladder weighs 46 pounds, it’s relatively easy to handle due to the design of how you can grasp to lift it. It does feel a little flimsy when you get up on the top portion when it’s totally extended. It says that it is good for 330 pounds And I weigh about 230 pounds so I’m at least 100 pounds under the maximum weight limit. The steps are relatively far apart. If you have long legs it’s pretty easy to climb. However if your legs are short those steps are pretty far apart.
David F.
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024
The ladder collapses down to fit easily in my camper and it's surprisingly sturdy when extended. I really expected it would be shaky to climb, but it's solid.
HOLLY W
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024
We hung our house number on our garage siding near the top middle section . It's big enough to draw attention, but very classy looking! I love it!!!
Nate
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2023
I informed the seller I received a used product and sent several images, including the two you see here, and their response was proposterous. I'm still awaiting their reply to my "I'm not an idiot" response...The ladder itself is great! I just wish I spent the 10 extra dollars on the same one from a different seller. I almost didn't buy this because of the negative reviews, but now I know why.... returned and re-sold! I will be editing this, disclosing their lies, after I receive a response.The stability is by far greatest, than any traditional aluminum ladder I've used in the past. Some folks say its unstable??? Um, on my dads you can literally see the aluminum rails bend between the rivits. With this- no bending at all. Now, that's not to say there isn't a wobble. However, that's from the slack in all the connections to make it telescopic. I would far more trust that type of wobble than that of the aluminum bending on dads!!! A steel ladder may have less slack between those connections... I don't know- but that means more weight.The only 2 things I would change is to include caps for the protruding bolts after bolting on the bottom rail or rivit them in the factory... since the box could be 4 inches wider to accommodate them, and take away the extra 4 inches in depth so the product doesn't bang around destroying the box‐ of which I was surprised not to see damage caused by terrible packaging. Lastly, I would have liked better designed feet on the oposing side of the beforementioned rail to be rounded as not to damage or dent drywall when extended to 12 feet.Other than you buying it from any other seller, great ladder!
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