Telescoping Ladder Aluminum Extension with Roof Hooks 14FT Portable Telescopic Collapsible 2 Detachable Attic Rv Multi-Purpose for Home Outdoor 330lb Load

Well built strong and lite, easy to use and take down. Can be stored in a small place.

Retired fireman so ladders are not an issue. But this feels a little rickety but gets the light jobs done. Just make sure your on stable ground and extend it properly. Note: it’s in my rv. Not a work ladder.

The ladder is light enough that I can carry it where ever I need it, even with chronic shoulder pain. I use it to access the loft in my cabin, and I love that I can collapse it to a very small package and store it out of the way when not needed. It holds my weight easily, and the locking mechanism has worked without fail every time I've used it. My only issue with it is that it doesn't have as much stability as I would like, but then, it's not a step ladder so that's kind of to be expected. Over all, a good buy, and I am planning to buy a longer one in the future for outside projects. Definitely recommend.

This ladder is amazing. Pretty lightweight for a ladder and it's easy to store. Works flawlessly and is very easy to put up and take down. I would definitely recommend

My attic access does not have a built in ladder, so this fits perfectly in the closet for storage and is the perfect size to safely access my attic.

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!

Great little ladder, it folds up and stands on the floor behind the passenger seat in my Camry. It does feel 'loose' when you climb it or move it, but that's to be expected with a telescopic ladder, if it was solid tight you wouldn't be able to extend it. It does settle once it gets positioned. One thing to be aware of is the folding braces that hold the two sides together as a ladder, they fold downwards unlike normal stepladders which fold upwards, so be careful not to let things hanging low from your tool belt fold them as you descend. I cut 2 x 1" I.D. PVC pipe into 4" lengths (one for each brace) and sawed a slit down the length which pops over the stay, they rotate the pipe 90 degrees and slide it over the hinge section, cant move now.Love this ladder. (6'6" - 5'6")

Not sturdy and they refunded 25% back. Just be aware not sturdy and bows when allnthe way out and climbed on.