LUISLADDERS Telescoping Ladder
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About LUISLADDERS Telescoping Ladder
Overall Feedback:
83% positive
81% liked the rugged and durable construction, but 19% noticed signs of wear
I find the ladder to be solid and steady, indicating its durability.
Using the ladder at this height is scary because it's a bit wobbly and it's terrifying to trust the locking mechanisms with my full body weight. However, the ladder does hold me up and I haven't had any disasters yet.
I am concerned about the quality of the plastic that holds the rungs on.
The ladder sections come down with considerable force and could cause damage.
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78% found it extremely easy to set up and use, while 22% struggled with assembly
After playing around with it, I found the unit easier to use despite initial concerns about its weight.
After using it for about half an hour, I grew comfortable with it and found it easy to collapse and store away inside the house without taking much space.
The ladder is portable and collapses down small, making it easy to carry up and down stairs without hitting walls.
The ladder is difficult to use because of the way it lowers. I need to use my thumbs to pull back two switches, which puts my hands in the way of the ladder when it is lowering.
81% praised for its lightweight and compact design, while 19% found it awkward to carry
The ladder is compact and portable, but it is a bit heavy due to its 12ft height extension even if it is made of aluminum.
88% praised for its sturdy weight capacity, while 12% questioned its stability
The maximum theoretical weight limit is assumed to be 350lb, but the safety limit should be 225lb like the other ladders.
