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expiredpennysave posted Jun 13, 2026 4:16 PM
44" Alvantor Folding 3-Step 330-Lb Capacity Step Ladder
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Walmart has 44" Alvantor Folding 3-Step 330-Lb Capacity Step Ladder for $37.99. Shipping is free.
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- 4-step ladder (31.69" x 15.75" x 44.09") with ultra-thin 2-inch folded profile for easy storage in tight spaces
- High-quality steel construction with reinforced cross-brace supports, holds up to 330 lbs
- Complete anti-slip safety system: textured pedals, comfortable handrails, and non-marking rubber feet
- Lightweight and portable with easy one-hand carry and tool-free setup (safety lock clicks into place)
- Versatile for kitchen, office, garage, living room, and various household tasks
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Walmart has 44" Alvantor Folding 3-Step 330-Lb Capacity Step Ladder for $37.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member pennysave for sharing this deal.
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Thanks to Community Member pennysave for sharing this deal.
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- 4-step ladder (31.69" x 15.75" x 44.09") with ultra-thin 2-inch folded profile for easy storage in tight spaces
- High-quality steel construction with reinforced cross-brace supports, holds up to 330 lbs
- Complete anti-slip safety system: textured pedals, comfortable handrails, and non-marking rubber feet
- Lightweight and portable with easy one-hand carry and tool-free setup (safety lock clicks into place)
- Versatile for kitchen, office, garage, living room, and various household tasks
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Written by ValPal2011 | Staff- Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
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That sounds like a classic stress fatigue failure. The closer to the yield point aluminum is taken repeatedly, the faster it fatigues...and it can be a dramatic effect. People also forget about acceleration effects on stress. When someone steps down quickly, their mass must be decelerated by the ladder rung more rapidly, thus greater acceleration, thus greater force, greater stress, greater strain inching toward the yield point.
All that friggin said...I too, still buy aluminum ladders most of the time
Realistically, aluminum ladders are lightweight and great and most won't use them enough for this effect to matter. That said, they aren't better in all respects, long term reliability under constant hard use (and potentially absolute strength) being one (possibly two) of those.
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Realistically, aluminum ladders are lightweight and great and most won't use them enough for this effect to matter. That said, they aren't better in all respects, long term reliability under constant hard use (and potentially absolute strength) being one (possibly two) of those.
I had a aluminum ladder that broke on me... started with "stress micro fractures" and turned into complete failure.
But I still prefer aluminum and what I do is I buy "over sized" so my ladders are all registered for 375lbs. While I am much lighter then 300lbs my ladder that failed me was rated for 300lbs.
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Very GOOD info... thank you.
I had a aluminum ladder that broke on me... started with "stress micro fractures" and turned into complete failure.
But I still prefer aluminum and what I do is I buy "over sized" so my ladders are all registered for 375lbs. While I am much lighter then 300lbs my ladder that failed me was rated for 300lbs.
That sounds like a classic stress fatigue failure. The closer to the yield point aluminum is taken repeatedly, the faster it fatigues...and it can be a dramatic effect. People also forget about acceleration effects on stress. When someone steps down quickly, their mass must be decelerated by the ladder rung more rapidly, thus greater acceleration, thus greater force, greater stress, greater strain inching toward the yield point.
All that friggin said...I too, still buy aluminum ladders most of the time
The description also seems suspect. It says the "lightweight design makes them portable and easy to carry with one hand." Yet it also says "Constructed from premium, high-grade steel." A big steel ladder probably won't be "easy" to carry with one hand. And I'm not sure I'd trust such a thin construction to hold 330lbs each step.
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normal step ladders don't have to have so many boot strap solutions to a simple step ladder to bring down the cost.
also there's obvious bots posting in this thread.. so that's all the tell tale signs of another high quality, pay for promotion deal on shill deals
The TOP step is not considered a step. Come on MAN.
They have a 3 step for $5 cheaper and a 2 step ladder too. The $38 is for the 4 step ladder.
They have a 3 step for $5 cheaper and a 2 step ladder too. The $38 is for the 4 step ladder.
The TOP step is not considered a step. Come on MAN.
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