Home Depot has
22' Gorilla Ladders Reach Aluminum Multi-Position Ladder (300-Lbs Load Capacity, GMPXA-22B) for
$199. Select free store pickup where available.
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Product Details:
- Removable Project Bucket for holding tools, hardware, paint, and accessories
- 28 Adjustable Height Positions with telescoping design
- Type IA ANSI Duty Rating with 300 lbs. Load Capacity
- Oversized Hinges and Armored Feet with built-in tool hangers
- Compatible with Optional Rail Brackets (GLMP-RB-2) for scaffold use (sold separately)
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
Top Comments
I think Home Depot had a similar 22-ft ladder last year for around $169.
Community Reviews
This Gorilla multi position ladder is valued for its versatility, especially for reaching one story roofs, 10 foot ceilings, gutters, and outdoor lighting jobs without needing both a step ladder and an extension ladder. The 22 foot reach spec translates to about 18 feet fully extended, and the A frame setup adds safer access for some tasks. It is around 38 pounds, fits in a pickup or SUV, and stores more easily than a larger ladder. The main tradeoff is that it can feel heavy and clunky to adjust, and care is needed when lowering the sections because hands can get pinched.
Common Questions (5)
It weighs about 38 pounds, which is manageable for carrying and fits in the back of an SUV or pickup. It is still heavier and a bit clunky to adjust than a standard step ladder, but it stores more easily than larger extension ladders.
The actual fully extended ladder length is about 18 feet, while the 22-foot figure is the reach height for an average-height user. That makes it suitable for one-story roofs and similar jobs, but the spec is not the ladder's physical length.
It has flared top and bottom sections that improve stability, and it works well in A-frame mode for one-story gutter cleaning and covered deck roof access. The extra rung also helps it work better than an 18-foot model in homes with 10-foot ceilings.
Yes, it can handle both roles: it works as an A-frame for safer one-story tasks and as an extension ladder for higher access. That lets it replace carrying separate step and extension ladders for jobs like installing permanent outdoor lighting or cleaning gutters.
Be careful when lowering the rungs and pulling the pins, because hands can get pinched and cut during adjustment. Keep your hands clear of the moving sections before releasing the pins.
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Never used them, but theyre pretty baller.... im just waiting for a project to poke its head up! 😆
I've used both the Werner and Gorilla brands - they are similar in function and weight but I think the Gorilla has more features while the Werner may be marginally better constructed and usually rated for higher load capacity.
Regarding load capacity you may also want to pay attention to the details - these type ladders can be rated anywhere from 250-375 pounds. One of the unique features of these ladders (when in the stepladder setup) is to have two people on the ladder so it's not hard to imagine a scenario where two people with tools and equipment could get close to the upper weight capacities.
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