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Revolutionary Telesteps Attic/Loft telescoping extension ladder, made from high quality aluminum alloys, this ladder can be used for 8 ft. to 10 ft. ceiling heights. This telescoping Attic/Loft ladder features fully automatic extension and retraction with a patented one touch release mechanism for ease of use. OSHA certified, and ANSI 14.2 tested, with a 300 LBS Type 1A duty rating, this telescopic ladder gives the user super easy access to the attic or loft, and the ladder retracts and stores easily on the attic or loft door. Equipped with non-slip feet for safe grip on the substrate and elliptical tubes for strength, these ladders are built with safety in mind. Great for use in new home construction or in existing homes.
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Revolutionary Telesteps Attic or Loft telescoping extension ladder. Made from high quality Aluminum alloys this ladder can be used for 7 ft to 10 ft ceiling heights. This telescoping Attic/Loft ladder features fully automatic extension and retraction with a patented one touch release mechanism for ease of use. 300 LBS Type 1A duty rating this telescopic Attic/Loft ladder gives the user super easy access to the attic or loft and the ladder retracts and stores easily on the Attic or Loft door. Equipped with non-slip feet for safe grip on the substrate and elliptical tubes for strength these ladders are built with safety in mind. Trusted by the US Military and Swat teams the Telesteps telescoping ladders are the original design and the World's only fully automatic telescoping ladders. Telesteps ladders are Easy to Use, Easy to Carry and Easy to Store. Use them at Home, at the Office, Cottage, Boat, Motorhome or anywhere you may need a ladder.
John Gerlach
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2023
Worked fine
Tom C
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2023
The instructions for installation are absolutely brutal and miss many major points. The product doesn’t come with a door at all which is a huge problem. It cost me more in hardware/labor for the door than it did for this product. The ladder works good but wow would I never recommend to anyone. Installation is extremely customized and incredibly dangerous. The spring flew off twice almost hurting me badly.
Terence T. Tam
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2017
I had a Werner telescopic ladder at my old house; I like how compact telescopic ladders fold up (so I can install a winch in the attic and use it to haul things up to it). This was available on Prime.The instructions are garbage. There are no useful diagrams. 8 pages of instruction, mostly dedicated to how to open the ladder, with a half page on how to install the stupid thing. My ladder arrived with the mechanism jammed and I had to undo the springs and rebuild the stupid thing. If not for the fact that I'm under a deadline to get this installed before the wife comes home I'd be returning it.Also, it does NOT come with any hardware for installing the attic access door, so I am at present trying to figure out a way to source the latch and hinge to build one.Do yourself a favor - spend a few more dollars and buy the Werner Televator instead.
MOG Improvement
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2015
Excellent product!
LPI
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2015
The overall idea is great, but I expected it to be a little more sturdy. It is very unstable to ascend and descend. Since this is only for occasional use, it will serve the purpose, but the stability should be improved on.
Hunter27
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2015
Works great very sturdy
davidwat
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2013
Easy to install and use, but it still feels like a slightly unstable ladder. I bought it as a replacement for the cheap 20 year old builder's stair I had in my house destroyed by a 300 pound hvac guy. It will have to do. A really good stair installed by someone else would have cost 3-4 times as much.
luckyluke
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2013
I want to report a very serious accident that happened to me with your Telesteps Attic/loft ladder model T1000L.I bought it in March 2013 and used it about once a week.Last week in early November when I began to put the stairs away, the two vertical metal arms that hold the two powerful springs broke at the black plastic hinge area and the two vertical metal bars, the horizontal bar and the two springs flew through my bedroom hitting several walls and the ceiling, creating deep impact marks in the walls and ceiling.The fact that I didn't get hurt is a miracle, considering the power of the flying objects. I want you to know that if anyone like my 1 and 4 years old grand children at the time had been around with me when the ladder spring unit broke, it would have been a very serious injury, even death.My personal judgement is that it is not well manufactured. The fact that the two metal bars holding those powerful springs are held by an obvious weak plastic part is a poor choice in material by the builder, considering it was not an inexpensive ladder.I want to send what happened to the company Telesteps.net
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