I cannot figure out how to store this with my 6 ft little giant step ladder when I flatten the ladder. Does anyone know?
2045256
I take it off the ladder and flatten it and hang it on the wall in my garage.
2045257
You don't. It's not designed to fit inside the ladder, as the ladder closes tight upon itself. You can either hang it or store it (vertically) on the shelf nearby to take up the least room.
751964
There's nothing that lends itself to easily attaching a wider tray to the top. The small tray that is on the ladder is designed mostly to hold screws, nails, etc...small "stuff." If you're creative you could probably design something to meet your needs, but my concern would be that unless it was attached VERY securing it would fall off or break with any moderate weight.
1304393
The hose is in 2 ft sections...you could probably store it put together, but then the hose lengths wouldn't be straight anymore.
1682292
Do not have ladder in question. Can not ans. call LG # on their site for most accurate ans. any any tips they may have.
1809427
No this does not fold flat for storage. The stairs fold underneath the seat and the stairs also lock into place while be used, but that's it.
2011487
We attached it to "The Little Giant" 17ft ladder. Since it goes on the end of the extension - 'the feet' - there is no way to attach it to the step of a step ladder.
794091
I would not recommend storing it vertically. This scale is very accurate and it even states in the little manual that come with it that you should not move the scale around. It is a larger unit and it calibrates itself once you place it on the floor to use it.
2076206
We store ours (top & bottom together) in the shower of our trailer. Husband says could be stored nested if legs were taken off bottom. BTW it's cooks food with the best smoke flavor ever.
2204844
This is exactly it. But, I too, cover it for the winter with a tarp and keep it outside. It will definitely take two or more people to fold, but it is flat, however takes up a large flat area to store folded. "Joseph, first push buttons on both center uprights, on both ends, to lower main table. After the table is down and level with the benches I flip it up on the end and push in on the brackets so the "U" shaped legs will fall in toward the table. The benches don't actually fold, the whole leg unit rotates inward and is held into place with the black plastic clip.Then the whole table will be flat. The benches will be on either side of the table. Hope that helps.Paul Webber answered on July 15, 2013" This is exactly it. But, I too, cover it for the winter with a tarp and keep it outside. It will definitely take two or more people to fold, but it is flat, however takes up a large flat area to store folded. "Joseph, first push buttons on both center uprights, on both ends, to lower main table. After the table is down and level with the benches I flip it up on the end and push in on the brackets so the "U" shaped legs will fall in toward the table. The benches don't actually fold, the whole leg unit rotates inward and is held into place with the black plastic clip.Then the... » Read More This is exactly it. But, I too, cover it for the winter with a tarp and keep it outside. It will definitely take two or more people to fold, but it is flat, however takes up a large flat area to store folded. "Joseph, first push buttons on both center uprights, on both ends, to lower main table. After the table is down and level with the benches I flip it up on the end and push in on the brackets so the "U" shaped legs will fall in toward the table. The benches don't actually fold, the whole leg unit rotates inward and is held into place with the black plastic clip.Then the whole table will be flat. The benches will be on either side of the table. Hope that helps.Paul Webber answered on July 15, 2013" « Show Less
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To be honest, I didn't purchase this ladder because I needed to paint. I have the much larger one and so bought this one because of the quality and because it's so light weight. Where go you put the paint can on other ladders??
1308994
It folds upto about 10 inches thick. Very easy to store. It would be just as heavy if not heavier than a metal play yard though. You might be better served with a plastic one.
419286
i just extend what i need. you can leave as many rungs collapsed on the bottom. this ladder has worked great.
2019310
We store our ladder on these (and then put a few things on top of the ladder). The supports do shift quite a bit when we put the ladder up and bring it down, so I would assume boards would shift as well. Similar to what was suggested earlier...I don't see why a few well-placed drilled holes and some appropriate hardware (or even zipties) wouldn't hold your boards/planks in place. Good luck!
1962871
There is a pole with a hook that grabs the bottom rung. The same pole unlatches the catch on the door. The ladder telescopes down, it doesn't fold. Note that the "parked" position for the ladder is not directly over the door the way many others do. You need space to the hinge side of the door for the ladder to be stored; about 3 feet.
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Reference the 2-step ladder when folded flat (with safety handle/grip bar closed): 32" tall; 5" thick; and 21" wide. Please note that my numbers are based on FOLDED/CLOSED dimensions. I've read some responses from others that show it as 42+ inches high -- that has to be with ladder open and the safety/grip handle up.We love this little ladder. It's safe for lots of weight, has a sturdy "grip" handle when opened up. And when folded up, stores easily under our 34" high counter top in the laundry room.
1980077
This is my first winter with the ladder. I did just remove mine to story under at least partial cover. It doesn't freeze where I am, but I don't think freezing would be a problem as there would be room for the water to expand in the ladder without harming it.
1884654
I have not deployed the ladder, however I have looked at it. It does not appear to unroll, but expand like a accordion. I do not think it would cause a problem. Hope this helped.