Telesteps Telescopic A-Frame Ladder – 6′ Extended Height – 10′ Reachable Height – 375 lbs

Description

Telesteps RV Ladders

Telescoping A-frame ladder has an offset block so you can change a lightbulb in a stairwell or clean leaves off the RV roof on uneven ground. Ladder retracts slowly so you won’t pinch your fingers and stores in a smaller closet or RV compartment.

Features:

• Freestanding A-frame ladder telescopes out to access high up areas around your RV, home, or jobsite
  • Release buttons let you slowly lower the rungs without risk of pinching your fingers
  • Retracted ladder can be stored in a smaller closet, shed, or cargo compartment
• Moveable offset block lets you set the ladder up on stairs or uneven terrain
• Safety indicator windows tell you when everything is locked in place and safe to climb
  • Green means the ladder has been locked into place and is safe to climb
  • Red means the ladder isn’t locked into place and should not be climbed
• Large, extended stabilizer bases replace traditional small ladder feet for a steadier climb
• Wide grooved stepping surfaces give your shoes the traction they need
• Shoulder strap with hook-and-loop fastener makes it even easier to carry around
• Durable and lightweight aircraft-grade aluminum construction is rustproof
• OSHA compliant and ANSI 14.2 tested

Specs:

• Ladder height:
  • Fully extended: 6′
  • Fully retracted: 29″
  • Reachable: 10′
• Overall ladder width: 25-1/4″
• Rung width: 3-3/8″
• Weight capacity: 375 lbs
• Ladder rating: type 1AA
• 1-Year limited warranty

There are leaves and branches on top of your RV, and you want to brush them off before retracting the slide out and heading home. Or perhaps your smoke detector at home starts beeping in the middle of the night, and you need to change out the batteries. In other words, life happens. You never know when you’re going to need a good, sturdy ladder. Whether you’re camping or doing chores around the house, this telescopic A-frame ladder extends so you can access any higher-up area in or around your RV, home, or worksite, and it retracts for easy, convenient storage.

Easy to Set Up and Use

Whenever you need to clean out the gutters at home or sweep leaves off your RV roof, simply raise all the rungs upward and pull the two halves of the ladder outward until the arms click into place. And whenever you’re finished, gently push down on the arms, squeeze the release buttons, and lower the rungs back down. The rungs of this ladder retract slowly so you won’t pinch your fingers, unlike other telescoping ladders with rungs that clatter down quickly and can painfully trap your fingers.

Easy to Carry and Store

Once the ladder has been fully retracted into a compact size, it’s very easy to stash away. It’s lightweight, and the integrated shoulder strap with a hook-and-loop fastener makes it easy to carry to storage. You can tuck it away and out of sight in a smaller closet, shed, RV cargo compartment, or anywhere else you’re able to fit it.

Can Use on Stairs or Uneven Terrain

For when you need to change out a lightbulb or paint in a stairwell, an included offset block lets you use this ladder on your stairs. Once the ladder has been set up normally, simply press the block onto the underside of a higher-up rung in the back and lower that side until the block is resting on top of the unused rungs. The ladder will stay in place so you can climb up safely, which prevents you from having to dangerously try to keep your balance while painting.

Easy to Know When Its Safe to Climb

This ladder has several other nifty safety features for peace of mind for you and your loved ones including the safety indicator windows. These windows are the little dots on both sides of the ladder, located on the inside and the outside. When these dots are green, then the ladder has been locked into place and is safe for you to climb. When they are red, you’ll know that the ladder hasn’t been properly set up and shouldn’t be used yet.

Secure to Step On

These steps are wider than most other ladder steps and are angled at 75 percent, giving you a larger, flatter, and more secure stepping area. They are also grooved to give your feet some traction while you’re climbing the ladder, even in the rain. And because the steps are aluminum, they won’t rust after being stepped on by wet or muddy shoes.

Keep Your Balance

The top few steps of this ladder are not meant to be stepped on, as you may lose your balance and suffer a potentially dangerous fall. You can, however, use one or all of those steps as safety handles. This is great when you’re up high re-painting the living room wall and want something to grab onto.

Steadier than Other Ladders

And the large, extended stabilizer bases make the ladder much steadier than traditional ladders with 4 smaller feet. Unlike other ladders, you won’t have to spend a lot of time positioning the bases into the right spot. When the feet are set out correctly, the ladder won’t tilt, so you’ll feel more comfortable and confident as you climb up.

Tool Tray Add-On

You can also clip a tool tray (TE89FR – sold separately) onto the top rung of this ladder that lets you keep all of your tools and hardware close at hand on the jobsite. It can also be used as a standoff on both flat walls and angled corners to help stabilize the ladder while you’re working up high.