: Wing 11580 Little Giant Ultra Step 5-to-8-Foot 300-Pound Duty Rating Adjustable Aluminum Stepladder

: Wing 11580 Little Giant Ultra Step 5-to-8-Foot 300-Pound Duty Rating Adjustable Aluminum Stepladder
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Wing 11580 Little Giant Ultra Step 5-to-8-Foot 300-Pound Duty Rating Adjustable Aluminum Stepladder

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Wing 11580 Little Giant Ultra Step 5-to-8-Foot 300-Pound Duty Rating Adjustable Aluminum Stepladder
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Piece Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours

Street Price: $229.99
Gaunz Org Price: $202.50
Savings!: $27.49 (12%)
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 26041





Binding: Tools & Hardware
Product Brand: Wing
EAN: 0096764158002
Label: Wing
Product Manufacturer: Wing
Model: 11580
Publisher: Wing
Ranking: 26041
Special Features: Free FedEx Shipping
Studio: Wing


Piece facts:
  • Step Ladder extends from 5' to 8'
  • Compact Storage
  • Staircase Ready
  • Capable of standing parallel to vertical surfaces
  • Lightweight 27lbs



Stepladder Aluminum Adjustable Rating Duty 300-Pound 5-to-8-Foot Step Ultra Giant Little 11580 Wing





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This lightweight aluminum stepladder is easy to maneuver in tight areas and only weighs 23 lb. (model No. 11460) to 29 lb. (model No. 11580). lt extends from a 4' to 6' (model No. 11460) or 5' to 8' stepladder (model No. 11580). The third adjustable leg m








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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Little Giant *is* ultra! ...
We have the fiberglass model, and find it to be a tad heavy, however you need the extra "beef" for stability and strength. The ladder has proven to be adaptable to any situation thus far, and easily changes form, and locks securely in place. Both my wife and I know this is the best ladder we have ever owned, and, in fact, we sold the two ladders it replaced. You will not be disappointed with this ladder, and it will easily handle all jobs around the home.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Perfect ladder -- and made in the USA
This ladder is the perfect replacement for my 5-foot, old rickety wooden ladder. I have pulled its last splinter out of my hand. :-) I'm very glad I followed the other advice to only get "as much ladder as you need." I almost bought the 22-foot Little Giant, which would have been way too much ladder for me. This 5-to-8 foot model is perfect for anywhere I need to reach inside the house or the first level gutters outside.

The ladder is a little heavier than I expected, but easy to manage with my small build (5'5", 135lbs). It adjusts much easier than I expected, and is a very sturdy ladder. I love that you can set the adjustable leg to be straight up and down. That lets you climb right up close against a wall -- no excessive reaching or struggling to position the ladder just right.

Best of all -- FINALLY! -- a choice to buy something "Made in the USA". As rare as that is these days, it was refreshing.

A great, high quality ladder - I highly recommend it.



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Best Stepladder Ever ...
On behalf of my husband who actually uses this:

The Little Giant Ultra 5-8 foot replaced two ladders on my work truck! It is light-weight, easy to opperate and I could have sold a dozen of these things to other guys on the jobsites!

I am a commercial glazier and prior to purchasing this ladder, I had been in several situations where the ability to be legal and stable in a stairwell would have saved us $100+/day on electric lifts and scaffolding!

This ladder will pay for itself on one jobsite, but keep an eye on it... Little Giant is the leading name in ladders and it's hard for some to keep their hands off, if you know what I mean!! A little Master Lock would pair nicely with this product!










































Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - little giant step ladder
I believe the product is of top quality, practical and easy to use


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