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Product Specifications
| Part Number : | 14016 |
| Size: | 22-Foot |
| Item Package Quantity: | 1 |
Technical Details
- Enjoy unmatched feeling of stability in any configuration thanks to aircraft-grade aluminum, the new wide-flared legs, and the highest quality construction
- Use the model 22-Inch up to 33 configurations, including A-frame, extension, 90-Degree ladders and three different scaffolding positions. Buy one ladder to do the job of five
- Use the right ladder for the right job every time and avoid 95 percent of al ladder-related safety issues
- Reach some of the toughest areas such as the space above the staircase, vaulted ceilings; and use your ladder over and around obstacles
- The Alta-One Model 22 is the lightest 22-Foot articulating ladder on the market, and it exceeds all OSHA and ANSI standards and is rated to hold up to 250-Pound
Product Description
From the Manufacturer
The Little Giant Alta-One Model 22 is the lightest 22-Foot multi-use ladder on the market. The Alta-One is the ultimate in strength, safety and versatility and is made in the USA, so you can count on quality performance for years to come. The hinge locks and telescoping sides let you safely use the Alta-One as an adjustable extension ladder, A-frame ladder, staircase ladder, and as trestle-and-plank scaffolding system. Wide-flared legs, rubberized feet, and high-quality construction give you unmatched stability in any of its 33 unique configurations. Because it is constructed of aerospace-grade aluminum, the Alta-One is ultra-light and ultra-strong. The Alta-One is rated to hold up to 250-Pound. on both sides, so it’s perfect for medium-sized jobs
Product Description
A-Frame Ladder
With a simple click of the patented hinge, the Little Giant can be used as a traditional A-Frame ladder
Staircase Ladder
Because it's adjustable in one-foot increments, the Little Giant allows one side of the ladder to be extended allowing safe use on uneven surfaces like staircases, curbs or docks.
90° Ladder
Traditional ladders make working close to walls nearly impossible. With the Little Giant, one adjustment allows you to safely work against any vertical surface.
Extension Ladder
For large projects the Little Giant easily converts to a stable extension ladder allowing you to reach rooftops, tree limbs and more with ease.
Scaffolding
Since the Little Giant pulls apart to form two scaffold trestles, you just add the Little Giant telescoping work plank (sold separately) to form a convenient scaffolding system.
Safety
Little Giant Ladders are designed to be the safest ladder on the planet. Since it's adjustable, the Little Giant can be used safely on stairs, ramps, curbs, docks or other uneven surfaces.
Strength
The Little Giant is made of heavy-wall, 6005-T5 aluminum the very same material used in aerospace construction. So it's ultra-strong while remaining light and portable.
In fact, The Little Giant Type 1 ladder is government-rated to hold up to 250 pounds. So it's perfect for medium-sized jobs.
Versatility
No other ladder gives you the versatility of a Little Giant. Independent tests prove the Little Giant will replace 60-70% of all portable ladders currently being manufactured
When you buy a Little Giant, you're not just getting one ladder. You're getting 24 different ladders combined to make the world's most versatile ladder system.
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24 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Versatility and solid feel can't be beat.,
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This review is from: Little Giant 14013-001 Alta-One M-17 Ladder System, 250-Pound Duty Rating, 17-Foot (Tools & Home Improvement)
I have 2 fiberglass stepladders, a 6ft and a 12ft. The 12 footer is so unwieldy it's almost useless (I had cathedral ceilings in my old house).
This Little Giant folds to a compact size, so I feel confident about carrying it up and down stairs without tearing up the wall. Because of this, it's also easier to store than your average extension ladder. When you go to unfold it, it's design genius begins to shine. The locking tabs in the middle stay open until the next stop. Then they 'pop' into place with a solid click. Whether unfolded to a stepladder, or out to a full extension ladder, it feels safe and solid, even for a large guy like me. As a stepladder, one can ascend either side. Since the length is adjustable, it can be made into an offset angle to accomodate stairs, etc. Also, when using it as an extension ladder, you can make it just as long as you need. For example,last week I did my gutters: as I moved downhill, I just extended the ladder as needed. Unless I drop it off my 2nd floor deck on to a rock, I expect this to last longer than I will.
40 of 46 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
The Lexus of Ladders,
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This review is from: Alta-One M22 with Work Platform, 250-Pound Duty Rating (Tools & Home Improvement)
I had a smaller Little Giant for 19 years before upgrading to this one.
You'll give it 5 stars if you value... - Versatile...One ladder does it all - Steady & stable (Way more than other types of ladders) - Compact storage - Fit & finish is excellent And you don't mind... -Expensive (wait for low tide...appx 230) -A little tricky to manipulate. Heavier than a regular step ladder (see below). -Can be dangerous to adjust (see below). If you're looking for an "ultimate" ladder to have for 20+ years, Little Giant is it. I often avoid the overpriced name-brand leader, but being gouged in this case is somehow worth it. The Werner and Gorilla ladders I looked at in stores seemed inferior in fit & finish. (I have not owned them.) Weight & Handling: The lightweight "aircraft grade" alloy of this ladder, and its lighter 250-lb duty rating is worth a lot when moving it and setting up. I am 58 years old and can adjust & place it at full length (19 feet), working alone. The 1A Gorilla weighs 44.5 lbs vs 37 lbs for this (Type 1) Little Giant. Little Giant also has macho 1A ladders, but for most people, lighter is better. There is a learning curve to adjusting and setting this type of ladder. You can embrace the learning curve, or hate it. Consumer Reports (Sept 2006) says a similar model is "not acceptable" because the reinforcement braces can mash your fingers while you're adjusting the height. Yes, that is a valid concern. The amazon price jumps around, usually between 230 and 255. There's an "Online Price Alert" that will email you whenever this or any amazon product dips below your target price. Google it. It's nicely done.
34 of 40 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Greatly overrated,
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This review is from: Alta-One M22 with Work Platform, 250-Pound Duty Rating (Tools & Home Improvement)
OK, I know I and swimming against the tide here. It's a good ladder, but frankly it isn't all that great. I own several ladders including a couple of extension ladders that I use frequently. So here are the pros and cons.
Pros: Folds up to a compact size that is easily stored and carried in a car. Has a good duty rating. Wider at the bottom for stability. Can be used as a step ladder, even with unequal lengths on each side. Can be used as scaffold if you have two Cons: Heavier than a comparable extension ladder and really not easier to carry either. Harder to raise and adjust than an extension ladder. The "wing span /wall standoff" accessory is actually poorly designed and the rubber bumpers are at best pathetic. The rungs aren't that comfortable to stand on for any period of time. The bottom line is that I find this ladder more trouble to set up than it is worth. My guess is more people get injured setting it up and taking it down than do climbing it. If you're buying it to get on a roof and hope to use the wing span as a stabilizer or to hold the ladder off the gutters, forget it. The pads may last a while against a smooth wall, but even a single use on an asphalt roof and they wear through and gouge the roof. If you have limited storage space for a ladder and only use one very occasionally, this is probably a good ladder for you, other wise a good extension ladder and step ladder are a better bet.
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