What is the highest it can set up as a step ladder?
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Model Number Duty Rating Step Height (feet) Extension Height (feet) Stair Height (feet) Scaffold Height (feet) Approximate Cubic Feetper Unit ApproximateShipping Weight (pounds) MT-13 1A 3 - 5 7 - 11 3 - 5 1 - 2 5.9 31.6 11 feet
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9 ft according to the label. As an extension ladder it is 18 ft. The 22 ft designation refers to the reach that someone on the ladder would theoretically have. Kind of bogus, but that is how they rate them.
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If by step ladder you mean "A" frame, I would say somewhere around 10'-12'. I used it as an "A" frame to paint trim on an eave that was a good 12" off the ground.
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The top step is 28 inches from the floor. The top of the ladder from floor is 41" We love our ladder.
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I don't think so. The steps are pretty narrow. It is a lovely step ladder that I use in my custom, dark wood closet.
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The steps are high. I would not recommend it for an older person with limited mobility.
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On the 6' ladder the top rail is about 24" above the top step: too low to hold on to but high enough to brace your legs against for stability.
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I do not recommend using this type of rope ladder for any height higher than this one is designed for. The steps are too narrow and the entire ladder twists easily. We had to anchor base to make it more stable. Works fine for 4 & 1/2 foot ladder..
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The exact measured height to the top level from the ground, is 34 inches. This is an exceptional ladder, strong but unbelievably light weight.
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The top step is 5'7". Add to that your 5' and the reach of your arms and tthat is 10' and some inches. So if you are trying to get to 13' I don't think this will do it. If you are using some sort of long handled device, for example a paint roller on a short pole, then maybe yes. I would personally err on the side of caution and get more ladder than I need, not less. No point straining and stretching. This is supposed to make a job easier.
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The highest step on the ladder is about 3'9". You could not reach far enough for 11 feet.This is a marvelous ladder for approx. 9 feet.
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Hello,The highest step is exacly 17.5 inches with the ladder opened, and if you want to include the hold bar, it is 29 inches high. I hope this helps!
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Yes just be careful because the width is as one of the steps, but I use it and the ladder is so light!
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The max height of this Little Giant 17 as a step ladder is 7-8 feet. It is 17 feet when fully extended as an extension ladder. The other thing to bear in mind is it is a heavy ladder. The wheels do help when working on flat surfaces (indoor or out) as you can wheel it around. However, these will not help you much on rough ground or when you need to lift it (e.g. up/down stairs, loading it into car, storing it etc). It's a unisex product, so no one will laugh at you !
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I would not step on top step as it could be dangerous. It is very sturdy and well made not cheap.... not sure what the weight limit is buy my hubby is 170 range and he has used it. Hope this helps you.
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When set up as a stepladder, the "nominal" step-to-step distance is 12 inches. On my Werner MT-22, I measured the actual floor-to-step height as follows:Step 1: 11-1/2"Step 2: 22-3/4"Step 3: 34"Step 4: 45-1/2"Step 5: 56-1/4"Step 6: 67-3/4"Step 7: 79"Step 8: 90-1/2"Top Step: 102"I expect that the step-to-step distances would be the same (or very close to same) on the MT-13, MT-17, and MT-26, although the number of steps would of course be different.By the way, it's a superb ladder! Stable, rugged, versatile, easy to set up, easy to store, and (worth saying again) very stable. Well worth the price. When set up as a stepladder, the "nominal" step-to-step distance is 12 inches. On my Werner MT-22, I measured the actual floor-to-step height as follows:Step 1: 11-1/2"Step 2: 22-3/4"Step 3: 34"Step 4: 45-1/2"Step 5: 56-1/4"Step 6: 67-3/4"Step 7: 79"Step 8: 90-1/2"Top Step: 102"I expect that the step-to-step distances would be the same (or very close to same) on the MT-13, MT-17, and MT-26, although the number of steps would of course be different.By the way, it's a... » Read More When set up as a stepladder, the "nominal" step-to-step distance is 12 inches. On my Werner MT-22, I measured the actual floor-to-step height as follows:Step 1: 11-1/2"Step 2: 22-3/4"Step 3: 34"Step 4: 45-1/2"Step 5: 56-1/4"Step 6: 67-3/4"Step 7: 79"Step 8: 90-1/2"Top Step: 102"I expect that the step-to-step distances would be the same (or very close to same) on the MT-13, MT-17, and MT-26, although the number of steps would of course be different.By the way, it's a superb ladder! Stable, rugged, versatile, easy to set up, easy to store, and (worth saying again) very stable. Well worth the price. « Show Less
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I correct my previos answer. The ladder I own has only 4 steps, the one shown in the photo here has 5 so it would about a foot taller than mine.
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My 8ft Cosco ladder recommends the highest step for standing safely is the 6th one up from the floor. I feel really safe working at a 10 foot ceiling height. I could also stretch further and work a 6 foot ladder at the same 10 ft ceiling height but with a whole lot less confidence. There's no margin for error...Safety rules. So, at 14 ft ceiling height I would prefer a taller 10 foot step ladder or even a 12 foot.
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Think you need the 22 footer. Mine is 17. Ladder is good but still can't get past the fact that the steps are so narrow. Downside for me.