What is the "reach" with the 6/10 model? Seems like last permissible step is the platform which is 3rd down from top.
2016172
I would not buy a Little Giant Ladder if my life depended on it. That's MY ANSWER!
2016173
It is approximately 7 feet from the ground to the platform when fully extended. I am 5'10" tall and can easily reach something 13' off the ground. This is a great ladder and I highly recommend.
2016174
that is the one thing I do not like they should not have removed the second step from the top.
2016175
This is my 1st Little Giant and it spans the range between cheaper "standard" 6 and 8 footers. But it is SO much more stable, I would sure trust it more than the others. I have indeed stood on the top of regular step ladders but they too recommend against that. True, with this particular Little Giant it won't even allow you to do that so has less reach than the top of an 8-footer. If that affects your choice...you probably should be buying a 10 or 12 foot stepladder!
314438
Elizabeth,The platform sits right at 5ft. The slide you mention will work however, the angle which it sits I found it to be to steep
317946
I wouldn't start with the bottom tier of 10". I'd start with the bottom tier of 8, then 6, then 4". The base really isn't that wide; but if you went a little smaller, you wouldn't have to be afraid to press down to cut the cake, as the center of gravity would allow the cut. I hope this helps!
364990
That is what I have ... works great for us! It's low to the ground ... but not much you can do about that.
2094759
Purchased it last year. Amazing step-ladder. Top step is between 2 and 2.5 feet above the ground.
2216014
Being 5'6" I would suggest you get the shorter model and that's because it would best mimic your normal swing path. The longer one would cause you to reach.
838911
A step ladder reaches with no problem. There is a set screw in the base of the unit that when loosened releases the fixture from the base allowing you to bring the fixture down while the base remains anchored to the eave of the house.
2021222
My installers got it down. They had to take it out of the box upstairs and I have an L.. But you really have to measure your landing and angle... I have a large landing which made turning possible.. Its very long and wide .,it may be possible but measure measure measure
2263005
Yes you will be able to reach - this is a great ladder - very easy to move around and has slots for light bulbs - I am very happy with the purchase
1862121
Mark, I can not answer that question absolutely. I do know that there seems to be little problem with a 6 foot lift -- which is my specific application.
323631
I have the M22 ladder. In the reduced (collapsed) A frame position, it is slightly shorter than my height, which is 6 foot. This is an excellent ladder, great for 10 foot ceilings.
1791759
It pivots on the rounded piece on the bottom, allowing it to slide inside the rungs, then you step on the step above and slide the platform back out with your foot and step down. Hard to explain, makes sense when you actually see it working.
276813
It has to be all the way down. That's one of the things I do not like about this model.
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.
2044589
I bought this last year and it is working well on a 5 ft platform. It is a steep dropping slide. The platform height won't effect the steepness of the slide. It will however effect the bottom drop off, it will be further off of the ground. At 5'8", I would consider the six foot version of this slide.
1255660
It's definitely not "10 from end to end. I think it's just a type O "16.5 is correct
2011153
i think you're talking about the "D0 stepping". see the discussion "D0 stepping when in stock".