are there any reviews for the little giant xtreme 26 foot ladder
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You sent me the old Model of the ladder. I tried to inform you and never received an answer
171257
I own two of the Little Giant 12022 ladders one for my Fl home and another for my Mountain home and can say you can't own a better ladder. I was in Management with a top 500 corp. and along the way my sales people sold many ladders to painters and others. No other ladder comes close to this ladder. !
171258
I bought the ladder a few years ago for my home inspection business. I have used the werners you can buy at lowes and was not impressed and would not trust my life on one. The little giant xe is great. Its well built, strong, and seems like it will last a lifetime. Obviously its heavier but a lightweight ladder is not safer and not going to handle years of use and abuse. I spent the extra money because I wanted to only buy a ladder once and not worry about it failing while I am on it. Medical bills far exceed the cost of this ladder
712458
My 8 ft Cosco ladder weighs 26 pounds. I held the side and balanced one leg on the scale, so that is at least very close. Still, a real good deal!
329137
I'm quite interested in this model, now due out in just a couple weeks. Has anyone yet seen a review of it?
938684
Double check on their website but this is a climbing biner rated for 1 ton if I'm not mistaken... Not home to check on the actual product for you.
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I think this ladder is only rated at 200 lbs. However, as long as you use it for vertical purposes I wouldn't think it would be a problem. You can get a heavier rated ladder, but the weight factor goes up to about 30 lbs., as I recall. Good Luck.
291159
It works quite well on my 24 footer. However, my model is the D6224-2 Type 1A. As long as it has the same D-ring step rung style it should be good. Something to keep in mind is after putting weight on the ladder/stabilizer it can take a good pounding to get the stabilizer disconnected from the ladder. You can always contact Werner themselves for the facts. BT
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Hey Mark! Yes, pretty much the same. It uses the ladder a lot though, so make sure you have space for that
453978
The ladder is quality, but not for anyone over 250 pounds. It is narrower than the standard wooden attic ladder, but it gets the job done. You need at least 29" of clearance in the attic to allow it to retract. Make sure there are no roof braces on the way.
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To the best of my Senior mind, I think it was 325-350 Lb. The ladder is all it is supposed to be. Works great & holds me. I weigh about 275 lb. The only thing you have to be careful of is letting it down. KEEP YOU THUM AWAY FROM THE WROUNG PLACE&gt; IT HURT Good Purchase
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I bought it with the understanding it was rated for 300lbs. I weigh 195 lbs and have no trouble using the ladder. I just looked at it and I do not see a rating label on the ladder. Anyway, I like the product. It works for what I need.
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Hi Marsha, I just thought I would add that I purchased the 4 ft. ladder and can easily reach our 8 ft. ceiling from the top step. Hope I've been of some help to you. I was mostly impressed with the depth of each step. Makes me feel more secure when I need to climb. Good luck with your ladder purchase, Carol
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I can't speak for what someone (the manufacturer? or seller?) else wrote, but, when I bought this, I bought it based on a 300# capacity, however, the person who uses it weighs about 325#. I will warn you, though, that it is very steep and if the person who's going to use it has a larger stomach or chest, it will be difficult for them to climb because they're going to bump up against the top of the ladder.
2016172
I would not buy a Little Giant Ladder if my life depended on it. That's MY ANSWER!
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Although it is desgined with child use in mind, as a buyer I can say it seemed quite study once fully assembled. My roommate uses it and he is a little over avg adult male weight(approx. 210-220lbs). The weak point is the ladder and that could be the basis of recommending for children in the description. You could always use a step ladder instead if there is concern.
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i really don't know but it is very light by comparison to other folding/multipurpose ladders. i also like the bottom footing design.
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I bought the same ladder for my Intex pool...same reason, needed it for my toddler to get in/out. It worked great for her. The adults however just climbed over the side, but the ladder works best for kids.
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I have one and it is a fine, well built ladder, however it is too heavy and limited on the height it reaches. Since you are limited on space you should seriously consider the Hailo www.hailo model 8855-821. Germain made, holds up to 225 lbs, much lighter and easier to maneuver, cheaper, allows user to more comfortable to 12" ceilings, If I had to give up one it would be the COSCO. Hailo even has an extension bar that can further be elevated another foot you can grip and feel more secure. Hope that helps you