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Multi-position ladder can be used for a variety of uses
Can be used in seven positions: stepladder, 6' and 12' straight ladder, stairway ladder scaffold, 22" and 39" scaffold and stairway scaffold
CSA grade 1
Durable, wide platform for stability
17-ft. tall (5.1 m)

Canadian Tire Warranty:

This product carries a 3 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.

NoMastercraft 7-in-1 Aluminum Multi-Ladder, 17-ft.

Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Durability

4.4 out of 5

Performance

3.9 out of 5

Features

3.9 out of 5

8 Multi-position ladder can be used for a variety of uses. Can be used in seven positions: stepladder, 6' and 12' straight ladder, stairway ladder scaffold, 22" and 39" scaffold and stairway scaffold. CSA grade 1. Durable, wide platform for stability

Overall Rating

5 out of 5

earlymm1

Location: Red Deer Alberta

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Great Mastercraft product

Date:September 2, 2011

"This ladder is the best investment I've made for working around the house or on the motorhome. Folds up in the MH and takes very little space yet gets me on the roof when folded out. In the house, well it's a step ladder, scaffold, extension ladder or any kind of ladder needed in the housel. I also have the multi ladder #99-9413-0 it is very good but a little limited to this one and I think it may be a little heavier and doesn't fold up quite as small. Maybe Mastercraft could take the levers off this ladder and put push buttons like the other multi ladder."

+2points

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Durability

4 out of 5

Performance

4 out of 5

Features

4 out of 5

Centauri27

Location: Vancouver, BC

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Versatile, good alternative to step ladder

Date:June 11, 2010

"I had been eyeing the name brand (read: more expensive) "multipurpose" ladders for a while. When this was one sale at Canadian Tire, I snapped one up right away. Compared to a standard stepladder, it's much more versatile--and considerably taller when in the stepladder configuration. Wide, sturdy feet gives it good stability. Flexible joints let you bend the various sections to meet the needs. When folded, the unit is light enough (about 40lb) to carry out of the garage without getting a hernia. My biggest beef: the levers used to unlock the joints are stiff and difficult to unlatch. Bigger lever handles would have been much better."

+20points

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Overall Rating

1 out of 5

Durability

2 out of 5

Performance

1 out of 5

Features

1 out of 5

malikg

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Bad stuff

Date:May 28, 2010

"worst puchase ever ,leave marks every where even on carpets(rubber pads cheap quality).hard to open hinges,very heavy"

-20points

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Performance

5 out of 5

Features

5 out of 5

PadresWife

Location: Wainwright, AB

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Incredible Buy!

Date:February 13, 2010

"We rushed out as soon as we saw this front page ad and purchased this ladder and were able to get it at our local store. It was super easy to put the support legs on with a wrench and pliers (4 nuts and bolts). Upon checking different positions it would go into we laughed talking about that we could probably make each letter for "YMCA"! We made it into the scaffold position and the kids thought it was a great jungle gym! So when we are not using it we can always leave it set up in the playroom for them! It is very versatile in the positions it will go into and the latches to unlock it are easy to move with one hand. We are very happy with our purchase of this ladder."

+14points

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Performance

4 out of 5

Features

4 out of 5

WaffleHouse

Location: Burlington, ON

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Great for it's purposes

Date:January 22, 2010

"When buying an articulating ladder, remember that you have to work with, essentially, 4' sections.

As a straight ladder, you're at 8' or 17'.
As an A frame, you're at 8' height.
As a straffold-type platform, you're at 4', and you need a plank.
As a "stairway scaffold", you're at 8' at peak, and then 4' down you have a 4' plank - ideal, unless you're on pie-shaped stairs.

I found this ladder was fantastic for what I needed, however when paired with a vulcan ladder (I believe that's what they're called), you can pretty much reach any point inside your house, and have the functionality you need in a tight little package."

+31points

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Performance

4 out of 5

Features

5 out of 5

Anonymous

Location: Markham, ON

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Good but heavy

Date:January 22, 2010

"I like the various settings on this ladder, but I find it very heavy. I will often grab my light-weight ladder for quick jobs, and reserve this one for jobs that take more time and planning. Would prefer a better locking/unlocking system...but it works well enough."

+7points

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Performance

4 out of 5

Features

3 out of 5

GreenRunning

Location: Toronto

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Fine product but ...

Date:November 24, 2009

"I have to say this is a good solid product and does exactly what it says it will on the packaging. My only problem is that if you use it as a straight ladder the lengths are only 8ft and 17ft. If you need 10ft ladder you must extend it to the full 17ft length. At that length I find it a bit hard to handle and move around. I've returned it and will try a product the17ft. Multi-ladder (like Product #61-1055-8) which lets you increase the height in 1ft increments."

+9points

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

Performance

5 out of 5

Features

5 out of 5

ThunderRok

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Wow

Date:November 12, 2009

"I just bought this product yesterday, so my five star rating on durability is an expectation instead of something I've experienced. But this is a WOW product. I love it! It's a 17 foot ladder, an 8 foot step ladder, a 4 foot foot platform, it can be used on stairs, and it folds down into a nice compact unit that is light and easy to store. I love it!"

+12points

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1 answer

When the ladder is in scaffold set up;the scaffold appears be around 100 inches long.Will the scaffold hold 250 pounds over the entire length?

Anonymous

- Sarnia

1 year, 2 months ago

Answer:

I set it up in the scafold position on the lawn after unpacking it and walked across the ladder steps and it held me and I am 260 lbs. So my answer would be yes.

earlymm1

- Red Deer Alberta

5 months ago

2 answers

What is the ladder weight and size specification (packaged/folded size)?

Anonymous

1 year, 9 months ago

Answer:

My guess at the weight would be about 35lbs. and folded up demensions are 521/2"L x 15" W x11"D

earlymm1

- Red Deer Alberta

5 months ago

Answer:

The weight of the ladder is 17.5kg. The package size is 133 cm x 39 cm x 28 cm, (or 5.13 cubic feet).

liz6432

1 year, 9 months ago

1 answer

What is the maximum loading?

Question:

Some ladders and scaffold products online indicate the maximum loading, weight limit etc.

There is none for this product on the specification page. Can anyone reply with the spec?