Telesteps 12.5 ft. Telescopic Extension Ladder

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No thank you. I can barely manage my 2 stepped step stool. The thought of 12 feet of retractable ladder scares my spinal cord.

22

Only holds 250 pounds? Include me out…

23

I have a little giant too… great ladder for most house projects…

this thing looks dangerous… I’ll pass

24

Yeah, I noticed that the first time I collapsed it.

I was careful and never pinched myself, but it was VERY obvious that it would be easy to hurt yourself with it.

25

This ladder looks like something from Tron.

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I used mine for many years installing and servicing satellite dishes (big and small). It’s a bit heavy, but VERY stable. It’s the best ladder I have ever used. Mine goes to 21’ or so.

27

First thing that came to mind was the video.

28

This ladder would be horrible for that. And does not stack. However, this ladder does:

https://clnwindows.com/zen/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=636

I use this ladder at work. It is AMAZING! I don’t know what i would do with out it.

29

NAME CHANGE, Cant we delete this spammer

30

Thanks for the tip.

How many can you safely stack? 2?
I don’t have much garage space, and these seem like an possible alternative to always borrowing an neighbor’s.

31

Of course you can!

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32

AND this is compatable with other twelve-step programs?

33

How futaristic. I can just see myself climbng around the deck at night, by the pool, with the blue lights.

And it makes me wonder

If there’s a shadow in your backyard, don’t be alarmed now
Just get your hands on these deck lights

Yes, there are ten lights you can install, don’t have to use them all
It’s up to you how many lights you use

The light is turning and you don’t need to go outside at all now
The remote’s controlling those LEDs
Dear lady can’t you see the dusk fall, don’t you fall too
Your stairway’s lit up in shades of blue

34

I have a little giant. They are expensive and worth it! Although this unit, at 23 lbs., is attractive. The Little Giant extends to 33 ft. and I’ve used it in a variety of ways.

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I’m sure this is stable enough for slim/not heavier set folks to use without worry. Just don’t fall on your head and your all set

36

They’re lightweight too, see?

http://img293.imageshack.us/img293/3118/3462laddersafetyinchinalm6.jpg

37

This is really neat, but I can’t justify spending this much on it… this time around anyway. Especially with that toffee still on wine.woot!

38

I have a 16 ft. Werner ladder that is similar to the LG, but I think it’s better. I bought it used, so I can’t comment on what they cost new.

39

My mother bought one a few years back from one of the shopping networks. I’ve used it once or twice and really don’t care for it because it feels flimsy, seems to bow in the middle as you climb. I’ll stick to my little giant and my trusty fiberglass extension ladders . Thanks but no thanks. Here are a few comments from a home inspection site/ blog.

[link=hyperlink url]InspectionNews - Home Inspection [/link]

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No actually the Alaco stack ladders are safe stacked up to 32 feet. I have use them that tall. Its pretty awesome.