Lowe's has Little Giant Ladders 22' Aluminum Telescoping Multi-Position Ladder (300-lb Capacity, 16522-002) for $159. Select free store pickup where stock permits.
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This price is $80 lower (~33.5% savings) than the list price of $239
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Rated 4.8 stars out of 5 overall based on 500+ reviews on Lowe's
Convert from A-frame to extension, 90-degree or trestle-and-plank scaffolding with ease. the ladder's Rapid Lock adjusters make transitioning from position to position fast and convenient
Type IA ladder is designed for extra heavy-duty use, supporting up to 300-lbs on each side
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Lowe's has Little Giant Ladders 22' Aluminum Telescoping Multi-Position Ladder (300-lb Capacity, 16522-002) for $159. Select free store pickup where stock permits.
Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to Community Member hrmitcrb for finding this deal.
This price is $80 lower (~33.5% savings) than the list price of $239
About this product:
Rated 4.8 stars out of 5 overall based on 500+ reviews on Lowe's
Convert from A-frame to extension, 90-degree or trestle-and-plank scaffolding with ease. the ladder's Rapid Lock adjusters make transitioning from position to position fast and convenient
Type IA ladder is designed for extra heavy-duty use, supporting up to 300-lbs on each side
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These are pretty heavy.... if you dont have a specific use for an extension ladder I'd avoid this.
Little giant makes the king Kombo ladder that is an A-frame ladder that folds out into an extention ladder. It's not nearly as heavy and more useful IMO.
I have the M13 and almost never use it unless I have a 3rd person that needs a ladder or someone needs to borrow a ladder lol.
Got it 2 years ago as I bought my first home and felt it would suit a ton of purposes. I have 14ft ceilings inareas of my home and knew I'd need some extreme reach at times.
I'll give it 4/5 stars. It's fantastic for a ton of jobs. Versatile and stable for the most part. Exactly what you expect from it. However, two main things worth considering.
First is it's absurdly heavy and bulky for a ladder, even in it's most compact form. This is NOT the ladder you want to go grab for a smoke detector at 3am (twice!)
Second is at full extension, this thing is scary to be at the top of. I know what it's rated for, I know it's safe, but the thing wobbles..a lot. 19ft is a long extension and its aluminum, this is just gonna happen, but it's pretty terrifying if you don't like moderate heights - I do not.
So, it's a great ladder overall, but if your usage is covered with a more standard ladder - I'd go that way instead.
I have always used traditional fiberglass ladders but I want to get something I can fold up and store easily. I have watched videos on YT and 2 concerning things seem to be the weight and the sharp edges on these ladders. People state that working with this can really cut your hands up pretty good. Is that true?
I bought two last week. Rang up wrong at one lowes and correct at the other. It is heavy, but it's aluminum and can't picture how they could make it any lighter, stairs are thin and it's slightly scary going up the full 19'. Probably the perfect combination of weight/stability.
Woah dude, don't compare Warner and little giant. The price difference is obvious for quality.
Had it for a decade when we bought our first house. I think I bought it for $100 at HD.
We beat it up for painting, roofing, tree cutting, garage building, etc, you name it. Now, it's still working good even when in laws/friends borrowed it too.
This or the Little Giant MegaLite 17 ladder at Costco? Just bought the ladder at Costco yesterday and it's fantastic but this is 75lbs more capacity and an extra 5 feet for $10 more.
This or the Little Giant MegaLite 17 ladder at Costco? Just bought the ladder at Costco yesterday and it's fantastic but this is 75lbs more capacity and an extra 5 feet for $10 more.
The fancy thing about costco one is that it has wheels and lighter for women to use.
I think these ladders come down to if you want to get on the second story roof or not. If you have a ranch style house or don't plan on getting on a second story roof get the shorter ladders (14, 18 foot) to make things easier on yourself. If you own a home with 2 stories and you might need to get on the second story roof you'll need at least a 22 if not a 24. Not sure if a 22 would even be safe to get on most second story roofs.
I think these ladders come down to if you want to get on the second story roof or not. If you have a ranch style house or don't plan on getting on a second story roof get the shorter ladders (14, 18 foot) to make things easier on yourself. If you own a home with 2 stories and you might need to get on the second story roof you'll need at least a 22 if not a 24. Not sure if a 22 would even be safe to get on most second story roofs.
It's important to note that this ladder is 19' when extended. The reach is actually 22'.
Also note that you need to slant the ladder and that loses some of the height. Just loosely measuring with a tape measure, 19' would be just underneath the eave. (granted I have zero plans on getting on top of the roof).
Got it 2 years ago as I bought my first home and felt it would suit a ton of purposes. I have 14ft ceilings inareas of my home and knew I'd need some extreme reach at times.
I'll give it 4/5 stars. It's fantastic for a ton of jobs. Versatile and stable for the most part. Exactly what you expect from it. However, two main things worth considering.
First is it's absurdly heavy and bulky for a ladder, even in it's most compact form. This is NOT the ladder you want to go grab for a smoke detector at 3am (twice!)
Second is at full extension, this thing is scary to be at the top of. I know what it's rated for, I know it's safe, but the thing wobbles..a lot. 19ft is a long extension and its aluminum, this is just gonna happen, but it's pretty terrifying if you don't like moderate heights - I do not.
So, it's a great ladder overall, but if your usage is covered with a more standard ladder - I'd go that way instead.
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These weigh a ton and are very unwieldy. They have wheels to help you lug it around but they are *just SO HEAVY*. I sold mine a few years ago and am much happier with a 7' Werner aluminum ladder. Much lighter and easy to set up and carry.
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Little giant makes the king Kombo ladder that is an A-frame ladder that folds out into an extention ladder. It's not nearly as heavy and more useful IMO.
I have the M13 and almost never use it unless I have a 3rd person that needs a ladder or someone needs to borrow a ladder lol.
Got it 2 years ago as I bought my first home and felt it would suit a ton of purposes. I have 14ft ceilings inareas of my home and knew I'd need some extreme reach at times.
I'll give it 4/5 stars. It's fantastic for a ton of jobs. Versatile and stable for the most part. Exactly what you expect from it. However, two main things worth considering.
First is it's absurdly heavy and bulky for a ladder, even in it's most compact form. This is NOT the ladder you want to go grab for a smoke detector at 3am (twice!)
Second is at full extension, this thing is scary to be at the top of. I know what it's rated for, I know it's safe, but the thing wobbles..a lot. 19ft is a long extension and its aluminum, this is just gonna happen, but it's pretty terrifying if you don't like moderate heights - I do not.
So, it's a great ladder overall, but if your usage is covered with a more standard ladder - I'd go that way instead.
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And remember to factor in that your extension ladder will be at an angle.
We beat it up for painting, roofing, tree cutting, garage building, etc, you name it. Now, it's still working good even when in laws/friends borrowed it too.
Found the link when I got it: https://slickdeals.net/e/2416979-werner-22-aluminum-telescoping-multi-position-ladder-99-free-shipping-edit-11-30-oos-online-but-price-is-now-good-till-12-15-try-pm-at-store
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Also note that you need to slant the ladder and that loses some of the height. Just loosely measuring with a tape measure, 19' would be just underneath the eave. (granted I have zero plans on getting on top of the roof).
Got it 2 years ago as I bought my first home and felt it would suit a ton of purposes. I have 14ft ceilings inareas of my home and knew I'd need some extreme reach at times.
I'll give it 4/5 stars. It's fantastic for a ton of jobs. Versatile and stable for the most part. Exactly what you expect from it. However, two main things worth considering.
First is it's absurdly heavy and bulky for a ladder, even in it's most compact form. This is NOT the ladder you want to go grab for a smoke detector at 3am (twice!)
Second is at full extension, this thing is scary to be at the top of. I know what it's rated for, I know it's safe, but the thing wobbles..a lot. 19ft is a long extension and its aluminum, this is just gonna happen, but it's pretty terrifying if you don't like moderate heights - I do not.
So, it's a great ladder overall, but if your usage is covered with a more standard ladder - I'd go that way instead.
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