Lite
24-ft. Household Aluminum Extension Ladder
#061-1080-6
$179.99
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Product Details
Grade III ladder suitable for general light-duty use
Durable aluminum construction
Serrated non-slip D-shaped 13" rung width for comfort and safety
Blue protective end caps are impact resistant to provide durability and life to rails
Gravity-fed locks ensure safe set-up every time
Load rating of 200 lbs (all ladders are tested at four times the load rating)
Safe working height of 17'
5-year manufacturer's warranty
All ladders are CSA approved
Warranty
- This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.
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| Ladder Type | Extension Ladder | Extension Ladder | Extension Ladder | Extension Ladder | ||
| CSA/ANSI Rating | Grade 2-Type II 225 lb/102.1 kg | None | Grade 1-Type I 250 lb/113.4 kg | Grade 2-Type II 225 lb/102.1 kg | ||
| Maximum Reach | 31ft/9.4m | 0.79ft/0.24m | 19ft/5.8m | 31ft/9.4m |
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5 out of 5 stars.
works well
8 years ago
Had this a few months now and does the job. Feels sturdy even extended out most of the way. Nice and light to carry.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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1 out of 5 stars.
Terrible
11 years ago
Do Not buy this ladder!!! I purchased it, went to use it and the thing was so flimsy I thought it was going to fold in half! I can't believe they even make an extension ladder so poorly made.
No, I do not recommend this product.
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4 out of 5 stars.
Good for the small jobs
17 years ago
I have had this ladder for over a year. I purchased it so that I could paint our 2nd floor window trims. As with most ladders, the higher it is extended the more wobbly it becomes. I would recommend getting the wheels that allow it to "roll" up the side of the house.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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2 Ratings-Only Reviews
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Q: How much doesthis ladder weigh? It says this is a featherlite ladder but was wondering just how light it is? I have used other large extension ladders that were quite cumbersome to use due to weight.
12 years ago1 Answer
A: Approximate weight of the ladder is 32 lbs.
12 years agoHelpful?
Q: Is the 20" or 24" ladder good enough for climbing to the roof of a house?
13 years ago1 Answer
A: Yes, theoretically a 20’ or a 24’ extension ladder is good enough for climbing onto the roof of a house but it depends on how high your roof is. The ladder you select should extends at least 3’ taller than the height of your roof.
13 years agoHelpful?
Q: What does "safe working height" mean? Detail says this ladder has a safe working height of 17'. Does this mean the top of ladder will rest against a point 17' up from ground? Or that user's feet are 17' feet up from ground? Or average person could reach a point 17' feet up from ground?
18 years ago1 Answer
A: A 24' extension ladder is made up of two 12' sections. Subtract the overlap area (where the sections come together) and subtract the top 2 rungs (which are not approved for standing). Then account for the ladder angle...this gives you the 17ft "safe working height"!
18 years agoHelpful?
