How high does this ladder go? I have 12 ft. vault ceilings. My husband is 71 and he need to put up air filters in our home safely.
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Sharon, I believe you would need 4 step or higher ladder. I'm 67 and enjoy the ladder. It is a well-built ladder and therefore weighs more than a less well-built ladder. I suggest contacting Little Giant Ladder company for more specific technical information and guidance. Little Giant Ladder also has excellent specifications on their website. Although not a specific answer, I hope my response is helpful. Stay warm and safe!
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I do not think it would fit twelve. I'm 5'7' so I think the top is 8". It's perfect for safety. You have to have the space to open it fully. Also it takes some muscle to deal with it.
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I believe you will be 36" off the floor. We have 10 foot ceilings and this ladder helps with window washing but We can't reach the ceiling. It's still our favorite ladder!
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I might add that the little giant is called the extreme ladder. (T think that is what is called). Both ladders are nice, but the little giant is excellent.
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About three feet or so. I am 5 feet tall the ladder just reaches high enough to change a light bulb. This is a very nice ladder, however, you might look at the little giant ladder which is excellent it has rails on the sides it also has wider steps
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It depends on whether you have a flat or vaulted ceiling. I would say approx 22 inches on flat ceiling. My fan has a 12 inch extension rod. GREAT FAN and quiet too.
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Hi, the top rung is five feet off the ground on my six foot Louisville Ladder :)
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We adjusted the height on ours with a simple hacksaw. Worked fine and the ladder is very useful. There were directions on exactly how and where to cut it to shorten it.
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my advice would be to get an extension hose from Amazon or pick one up at Lowes they were reasonable that will get you to the second floor from the ground doing it on a ladder is kind of precarious I have one of those extensions and am able to do the top of a two floor house which mine is
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Our ceiling is 7'8" which is lower than the standard 8'. I am 5'5" and my husband is 5'8". Neither of us have any trouble with hitting the ceiling with our hands or anything. We both rotate our arms sometimes or do air punches above our heads with no trouble. Good luck.
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The highest step on the ladder is about 3'9". You could not reach far enough for 11 feet.This is a marvelous ladder for approx. 9 feet.
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Without a doubt. I used the ladder in a stairwell and had almost the same height ratio. The ladder was very stable and I felt completely safe 10 feet in the air.
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My 8ft Cosco ladder recommends the highest step for standing safely is the 6th one up from the floor. I feel really safe working at a 10 foot ceiling height. I could also stretch further and work a 6 foot ladder at the same 10 ft ceiling height but with a whole lot less confidence. There's no margin for error...Safety rules. So, at 14 ft ceiling height I would prefer a taller 10 foot step ladder or even a 12 foot.
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You are 34" off the ground at the top step so 9' ceilings should be fine for almost all users. 8' or less could be an issue.
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If 63.5 inches is the height were the hooks will hang, I guess that it will be fine. I'm not sure what some people may consider the right angle, but it seems to me that you don't want the ladder sticking too far out into the room, nor do you want it hanging straight down. The ladder is 66 inches tall, and that gives you 2. 5 inches more than you need to hang. That should give you a slight incline, but not too much that people are likely to trip over it.
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My ceiling is 83". I am 5'6" and have plenty of head room. So does my husband and he is 5'10". We even tested at 12 incline (the highest) and there's still plenty of head room for both of us.
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The vertical piece is adjustable. I had the same concern with my vaulted ceiling and still had plenty of room once it was set to lower it even more. I dont have a max extension since I didnt use its fully stroke, but mine is about 3 ft extended and if I had to guess maybe another ft to spare....Great Buy if it satisfies your needs....I am very happy with it, Good luck
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I have not used the extension before and had frankly forgot about it - but I pulled it out. I am 5 ft 4 in. I have standard 8 foot ceilings - but I stood over where my stairs are and the ceiling climbs up and with the extension on and the vacuum hanging using the shoulder strap - I am estimating that the top of the extension was reaching about 9 ft. So - if you are my height or shorter - then you would definitely need to stand on a chair, is my guess for anything higher than 9 feet.
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I am 67 and 5'2". I bought this ladder to be able to reach the roof safely. I also bought the "Guardian Fall Protection 10800 Safe T Ladder Extension System" , so that I can move from the ladder to the roof easily and safe. The ladder is light and well constructed and with very good locks when you extend it; there is no way it will close or slide back
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Yes you will be able to reach your fan. The ladder is almost 10' when at the highest point and your upper body will be above that elevation. I would be surprised if you could not go to 13' to 15' easily.
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I'm not sure how high mine is right now, but I ended up extending the legs with tubing. My advise is to get the longer ladder and cut it shorter if necessary.