Can you tell what the max height is when its in an "A" position for both the 17 foot and the 21 foot ladder?
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The label on the 21' ladder states that the Step Ladder max. Height is 9'5.5" or 2.288 meters. But the max. Working height is 6'7 1/4".
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I'm sorry, I really can't answer that one. I have the 21 foot ladder. In the A position, each side would be about 11 feet. With the spread required, I would GUESS that the top of the ladder would be between 9.5 and 10 ft from the ground. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. See Robert Wheeler's answer. Much better than my own. I probably go one rung higher than the 6' 7 1/4" that Robert quotes, so I would say that the max working height for me is closer to 8 ft. Thanks Robert!BTW: This is a great ladder. It's pretty heavy though. Quite a bit heavier than an equivalent 10ft step ladder, or even a 20 ft extension ladder. However, it's pretty amazing the number of different situations that you can use the ladder in. I'm sorry, I really can't answer that one. I have the 21 foot ladder. In the A position, each side would be about 11 feet. With the spread required, I would GUESS that the top of the ladder would be between 9.5 and 10 ft from the ground. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. See Robert Wheeler's answer. Much better than my own. I probably go one rung higher than the 6' 7 1/4" that Robert quotes, so I would say that the max working height for me is closer to 8 ft. Thanks Robert!BTW: This is a great ladder. It's pretty heavy though. Quite a bit heavier... » Read More I'm sorry, I really can't answer that one. I have the 21 foot ladder. In the A position, each side would be about 11 feet. With the spread required, I would GUESS that the top of the ladder would be between 9.5 and 10 ft from the ground. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. See Robert Wheeler's answer. Much better than my own. I probably go one rung higher than the 6' 7 1/4" that Robert quotes, so I would say that the max working height for me is closer to 8 ft. Thanks Robert!BTW: This is a great ladder. It's pretty heavy though. Quite a bit heavier than an equivalent 10ft step ladder, or even a 20 ft extension ladder. However, it's pretty amazing the number of different situations that you can use the ladder in. « Show Less
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Hello, thank you for your question. The maximum height is 66.14 inches and the minimum height is 17.32 inches. This information can be found on the product detail page under the "Product description" section. I hope this helps!
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The ladder is 15.5 feet tall, measured from the top rung down to the foot of the ladder, fully extended. However, you cannot use the top three rungs, which brings the maximum height on which a person can stand down to 12.5 feet above the ground. I hope that helps.
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This is 26' in in telescopic mode. You can sit all the way on top when it is open in A setting. This is very sturdy and rigid but I doubt you can work on ceiling 17' high, Little giant can be helpful if you're working on stairs.
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When open, the ladder is 51 inches to its highest point, the top of the tool tray. The highest step is the platform which is 33.75 inches from the floor. The floor space needed when open is 20 inches wide by 32 inches deep.When closed, the ladder is 55.25 inches high and 4.75 inches thick.
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The ladder is 68 inches tall. The feet are 23 inches apart, and is 15 inches wide going up. Folded the ladder is 6 inches thick. It has weight to it. But this is needed to be a strong ladder. I would buy this again, without thinking about it. Hope this helped.
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The third step up is 33 1/2 inches high. I like the ladder a lot. In addition to being lightweight, it opens and close easily. It feels very stable when open. When it closes it goes flat for storage. And since it's made of aluminum and plastic it is rust-proof. Mine's been left outside through a few storms and look brand new.
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depends on how height your roof is. It didnt work for the entire roof for us. with a 16 inch for some parts we needed a ladder. 21 foot solved our issue. You can always by a 5 foot extension later if this didnt work for you.
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Sorry, I am not familiar with the current codes and standards on this ladder. Don
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Well the ladder is 8' closed. So in the open position, it is probably 7'10". The rule of thumb is this: If you have an 8' tall celling, get a 6' ladder. If you have 10' celling's, get an 8' ladder and so forth. That may be a better rule of thumb. Enjoy, -Ken
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KR I don't have a 17' but It should provide 3-4" less clearance than the A frame height specs.when I measured the 22' Revolution XE, it provided these clearances under the stepladder:1. most compact: 61" floor to hinge, 39" between sides at floor, 47" from top usable step to floor 2. extended fully: 106" floor to hinge, 66-1/2" between sides at floor, 92" from top usable step to floorset up as a scaffold the compact height applies (47") as the ladder is split into 2 compact sections with 47" clearance below a plank set on the 1st full step below the hingeproduct specs give: 17 foot 22 foot 26 footA frame min height 4'4" 5'4" 6'4"A frame max height 7'2" 9' 11' KR I don't have a 17' but It should provide 3-4" less clearance than the A frame height specs.when I measured the 22' Revolution XE, it provided these clearances under the stepladder:1. most compact: 61" floor to hinge, 39" between sides at floor, 47" from top usable step to floor 2. extended fully: 106" floor to hinge, 66-1/2" between sides at floor, 92" from top usable step to floorset up as a scaffold the compact height applies (47") as the ladder is split into 2 compact sections with 47" clearance below a... » Read More KR I don't have a 17' but It should provide 3-4" less clearance than the A frame height specs.when I measured the 22' Revolution XE, it provided these clearances under the stepladder:1. most compact: 61" floor to hinge, 39" between sides at floor, 47" from top usable step to floor 2. extended fully: 106" floor to hinge, 66-1/2" between sides at floor, 92" from top usable step to floorset up as a scaffold the compact height applies (47") as the ladder is split into 2 compact sections with 47" clearance below a plank set on the 1st full step below the hingeproduct specs give: 17 foot 22 foot 26 footA frame min height 4'4" 5'4" 6'4"A frame max height 7'2" 9' 11' « Show Less
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If the ladder is unfolded to its full 17 foot length, it's a safety consideration and, additionally, depends upon what you are doing. Regardless, you probably don't want to stand where the top rung is lower than your waist if you intend to do anything that requires keeping your balance. In that regard, this ladder is no different from any other ladder of similar length. If you are leaning against a building, you won't get much higher than the top rung being at your chest. If you are leaning against a tree limb you might get a rung higher. In any case, you don't want to have a situation where you are either bending your body backwards or reaching backwards to do the work. If the ladder is unfolded to its full 17 foot length, it's a safety consideration and, additionally, depends upon what you are doing. Regardless, you probably don't want to stand where the top rung is lower than your waist if you intend to do anything that requires keeping your balance. In that regard, this ladder is no different from any other ladder of similar length. If you are leaning against a building, you won't get much higher than the top rung being at your chest. If you are leaning against a tree limb you might get a rung higher. In any case, you don't want to have a situation... » Read More If the ladder is unfolded to its full 17 foot length, it's a safety consideration and, additionally, depends upon what you are doing. Regardless, you probably don't want to stand where the top rung is lower than your waist if you intend to do anything that requires keeping your balance. In that regard, this ladder is no different from any other ladder of similar length. If you are leaning against a building, you won't get much higher than the top rung being at your chest. If you are leaning against a tree limb you might get a rung higher. In any case, you don't want to have a situation where you are either bending your body backwards or reaching backwards to do the work. « Show Less
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Hi, I just measured the height between the bottom and the underside of the fully extended arm and it looks like 21 inches tall would be the absolute limit.
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In the A frame it goes from 5'4" to 9'. In the extension ladder position from 11' to 19'. Don't know about their other ladders.
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Lowest setting is exactly 17" from the ground, perfect! Highest setting is 21" from the ground. Hope that helps.
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If the ladder is unfolded to its full 17 foot length, it's a safety consideration and, additionally, depends upon what you are doing. Regardless, you probably don't want to stand where the top rung is lower than your waist if you intend to do anything that requires keeping your balance. In that regard, this ladder is no different from any other ladder of similar length. If you are leaning against a building, you won't get much higher than the top rung being at your chest. If you are leaning against a tree limb you might get a rung higher. In any case, you don't want to have a situation where you are either bending your body backwards or reaching backwards to do the work.
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I haven't measured it, but the top of the "ladder" sits about level with an average person's hip - maybe 36 inches? I'd have to assemble it to get the exact height. . . hmmmm, maybe that's a good idea. A game of ladder ball sounds fun for this weekend :-)