What is max height (floor to top) of the ladder in "A-frame" set-up? I need to reach an outlet about 18 feet above the floor in the middle of the room
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I don't think it gets as high as 18' in the A-frame configuration, but opened as an extension ladder it can be 17' I think. It went taller than I needed to reach my 1st story rain gutters--and I liked that I could adjust it to the height I needed bc it made the ladder seem more manageable/secure .
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I correct my previos answer. The ladder I own has only 4 steps, the one shown in the photo here has 5 so it would about a foot taller than mine.
1926554
Hello,The highest step is exacly 17.5 inches with the ladder opened, and if you want to include the hold bar, it is 29 inches high. I hope this helps!
60458
The top step is 28 inches from the floor. The top of the ladder from floor is 41" We love our ladder.
227025
The frame is 7" from the floor. I have the very same set up your planning on getting and it is the prefect height 25" from floor to top.
944881
I measured on the floor from the outer leg of the bedframe to the outermost tip of the bottom of the ladder and the measurement is 19 inches. It has a nice angle without taking up too much room.
1898453
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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The maximum A-frame, stepladder, height is 11'. The maximum extended height is 23'. What may be confusing you is that each side of the A-frame is able to extend, fully nesting in itself. Basically, it is four pieces, each about 5'9" long. Two of them are connected by a hinge and the other two are nested within the first two. This makes the height extremely variable and is very useful for things such as stairway light access.
1947907
In my case, the top of the arc is 89 inches from the floor. The bottom of the drops is 79 inches. The height is not adjustable. But you my be able to change it for a couple of inches by slightly bending the arc.
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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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As an "A"standing shape&#65288;stand alone&#65289;, this ladder reaches less than 100inch (2.5m). But if you put this ladder against the wall, somehow you can reach 158inch&#65288;4m&#65289;, so i think its good enough for hand a pic
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You need a medium, with the "angle out" it will work perfectly @ 46". If you dont like it you can always cut it down at the foot of the ladder.
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It is top heavy but I did my 17 foot house wall without getting on a ladder . I am 63. You do need a short angle connector. (Which i got from lowes. But I also bought a turbo end nozzle. ..from amazon but I could get all my mold off with out chemicals. ..
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If you mean length it is 18". Not long enough to stand up and reach the floor easily.
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.
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The height is not adjustable.Of course, if you are handy, you can saw off the bottom part, drill a couple hole for the bolts that connect the ladder to the bar that is fastened to the wall. Good luck.
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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 :-)
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Susan, I am a 5'8" woman and I just pulled out the 6 foot ladder to see if I could reach my 9 1/2' ceiling in my garage. I can reach it using this ladder but know that the standing height on the ladder is about 4 feet so how tall you are will depend if you can reach the 10 ft. ceiling.