how will this 6 foot ladder arrive at the house
835530
This would be shipped via UPS or FedEx and be delivered to your front porch.
1455856
the largest piece is 6ft. but the bed has to be put together so it all comes in pieces. You shouldn`t have any trouble getting it up the stairs piece by piece then put it together up in the loft.
2094151
You just need level ground and a solid surface like a wall to lean it against so as long as the ladder is long enough, it should work.
764581
The ladder is about 6 1/2 feet from the ground to the top of the rails.it is very nice , we are very happy with it.
1045918
The ladder itself is 25 lbs. I recall unboxing it came with plenty of extra packing material. Thought ladder was shipped in a box within a box.
1169544
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
281958
Here are the factory specifications for this and other Louisville ladders.....these are shipped without a box and we ship thousands of ladders every year with no problem, however, if you order one and it comes damaged, don't hesitate to contact us so a claim may be filed with the shipper and a replacement sent right away: http://louisvilleladder.us.com/Documents/Catalog=2012-04-web.pdf
97801
Take it out of the box and go to work. No assembly required. Wish I had purchased one years earlier. Great ladder!
625926
There should be a chart, count how many top rails you have... Then look on the chart to see how many sections you'll need... It will leave an opening for your ladder... Easy install... Did my 18 foot in about 3.5 hrs by myself.. Hope this helps.. I left out one section on purpose as it does not swing open... All sections are fixed...
1077550
As noted prior this ladder is 7 feet at the top hinge fully extended in the A-frame configuration. The highest working step (two from the top) is at about 5 feet. So a 6 foot person, working from this step, should be able to reach a 10 foot ceiling.
616989
Not sure I understand what you're going for, but the previous answer is correct in that you'll need an opening in the ceiling min 21X24. In the attic you'll need a "landing area" 16X40 with at least a 30" height to be able to swing the ladder up and down. Bit confused on the crawl space thingy... here those are under the house. Hope this helps.
1865697
The Ladder is already put together,just hang over window and start the process of getting out. It is heavy for a 8 year to handle. Have a blessed day!
1189296
It's 11 1/2" long; 6" high and ladder extends up to make it about 15 inches high
645374
It comes boxed in a narrow box about 1 ft across and its full length of 6+ ft. Taking the box up a narrow staircase should be just file. But you will need about 5-6 ft of clear floor space where you intend to assemble it.. Good luck!
1630320
It arrives ready to go, no assembly required. And it is a solid 3 step ladder.
1409776
The ladder does not conect to the bed. I would not buy this item, it is very poorly made. I had to glue it together because the screws did not fit into the sides of the bed.
1227095
It is a five-foot ladder, which means the top step is 5 feet from the ground (however, you're not to use that top step). I'm not at home right now so can't measure the depth when closed, but I would say it's right around 6+ inches.