Louisville Ladder 16-foot Fiberglass Extension Ladder, 300-Pound Load Capacity, Type IA, FE3216

Extremely high quality ladder. Very well built and should last a lifetime.

Overpriced. When I found a proper one out was too late.

I needed a ladder to access my attic. The trapdoor is in the garage, and the ceiling height is a shade over 11 feet. At a height of 13' fully extended, this little ladder is just the ticket. I must admit I was unfamiliar with Louisville Ladder Company, but it looks suspiciously like a Werner product. Same "D" shaped rungs and rung attachment method. Dunno if Louisville Ladder and Werner have any connection, but I'm impressed with this product. At any rate, this is a well made ladder and a very handy size. I have a 24' ladder, but it's kind of a PITA and for most jobs I don't need 20' of ladder. 13' gets me up into the attic and up on my roof - where I go twice a year to blow out my gutters. Something tells me that me and this little ladder are going to be best buds. ;-)

Ladder has been very helpful. Thanks to Amazon delivery. The ladder was too tall to fit in our vehicles and is heavy duty. Great for reaching high areas where typical standards ladders can't. Very sturdy. Why did you pick this product vs others?: Amazon delivery :)

Have been using this for a few months now & so far it has been a solid ladder. The construction seems solid, the weight isn’t too bad, even for frail people in our household. I was worried about the plastic joins from the reviews but seeing them in person, they seem pretty solid. The largest person to use it was about 200 lbs carrying several heavy boards, but there was no creaking or sign of flimsiness at the time. The feet seem pretty stable. I think as long as people exercise safe ladder protocol & don’t get a defective unit, this should be a great ladder. I can’t vouch for their QA broadly but at least for our part, it seems like we got a great ladder for a competitive price (given the current inflated state of things). Recommended.