Aluminum Telescoping Ladder - 16FT Extension Ladder with Locking Mechanism, 330 Pound Capacity

I was skeptical about these kinds of ladders at first. A ladder that closes down and uses very little storage space. A good idea, but do they work? Why are they not sold in stores? Hardware and tool stores? Yet I kept seeing businesses who come out to inspect or quote work to be done, with a ladder like this in the trunks of their cars. I am one who likes others to waste or lose their money on something before I try it. And there it was, these types of ladders were used over and over again. So, I broke down and bought myself one. To be able to get on the roof of my house. I'm glad I got it. It's strong, locks in place, mine holds up to 360 lbs, easily drops back down and can be put or stored in a small space. Very convenient and worth the cost.

Needing to paint a dormer on a 12/12 pitched roof, I bought this ladder, a bit heavy but once on the roof it extended easily18 feet to the peak. I attached a ladder hook at the peak, the hooks that come with this ladder aren't meant for this application.

A little scary when learning to close the ladder don’t get your fingers in there!!!! Has made it easier to quickly get to things and get things put away

Very stable and take up almost no room in storage.

DO NOT PURCHASE THIS LADDER! I give it a ZERO rating! The first time I used this ladder, one of the rungs on the ladder position broke and slipped (see video) while I was on literally on the ladder, attempting to hand a wreath in the window of my home that was 22 ft. high from the floor. By the grace od God, I was able to climb down off the ladder without incident. This ladder is NOT safe and needs to be removed from the retail market. It is NOT stable and sturdy. WARNING: DO NOT PURCHASE THIS LADDER!!

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I ordered this ladder assuming the rungs were of legal space apart. They are not. The U.S. legal max. is 12". These are 15-1/2". Way too far apart to comfortably climb up & down. The ladder itself is good. A bit heavy but very sturdy. You do have to watch your fingers when lowering the rungs because they slam down.

Buttons fall off. Spacing between rungs too far. I’m 6’-2” and it’s difficult to stretch that 16” between rungs. Besides 3 days of jobs and it broke. The buttons fell out as the ladder extended. Cheap parts. Don’t last 4 days.