Compact Telescoping Attic Access Folding Ladder Loft Stairs

69 reviews for Compact Telescoping Attic Access Folding Ladder Loft Stairs

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   Juan MackVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Got this for our travel trailer, one of the best ladders I own. It's a little whippy fully extended but I'm glad it goes past the roof a good 4 feet, ...More

   Got this for our travel trailer, one of the best ladders I own. It's a little whippy fully extended but I'm glad it goes past the roof a good 4 feet, makes getting down a lot easier. Storage is it's best feature, you don't even know it's there until you want it. Fair warning, if you get it wet, and it's cold, it will freeze together and you will have to thaw it out to extend. Don't ask me how I know 😂.
   

   Omar DominguezVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Looks exactly like the photo and exceeded my expectations. I'm a full-time RV'r and this is the perfect ladder for that...Light weight and easy to car...More

   Looks exactly like the photo and exceeded my expectations. I'm a full-time RV'r and this is the perfect ladder for that...Light weight and easy to carry and to retract. When it's retracted it fits easily in my 5th wheel cubby. It is sturdy, but make sure that it's on level ground so that it can get a good footing. Also, make sure that you know what height you will need. I purchased the 10 foot and probably should have gotten the 12 foot. Excellent price and meets my needs!
   

   Idris LandryVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I purchased this to get on the roof of our RV. I have not used it a lot but have tested getting on the roof. Also I need this so I can blow off the sl...More

   I purchased this to get on the roof of our RV. I have not used it a lot but have tested getting on the roof. Also I need this so I can blow off the slides before putting them in. I found that the ladder feels more secure standing more straight up. Otherwise, it can feel a little bouncy. I love how it folds down small & can go into the basement of the RV. As many have written you do not want your fingers in between the steps when putting it down. I found that I can push in the latch on 1 side then hold the step & do the other latch & put the step down without pinching my fingers.
   

   Cory VazquezVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   This is the first time I've owned a telescoping ladder. I first learned about this type of ladder from an attic insulation contractor. When I got mine...More

   This is the first time I've owned a telescoping ladder. I first learned about this type of ladder from an attic insulation contractor. When I got mine, it was very easy to figure out. I used it to reach our attic from a small closet in our house. I also placed it against a wall with a high ceiling (almost 2 stories) to see how far I could reach. Touching the ceiling is not the greatest idea; you might want a taller ladder for that. But it was pretty clear that I could do work on tall walls.
   

   Ayah ShepardVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Mainly purchased to allow me to clean off the top of my RV slides rather than climbing up the RV ladder and walking on the roof. Fully extended there ...More

   Mainly purchased to allow me to clean off the top of my RV slides rather than climbing up the RV ladder and walking on the roof. Fully extended there is certainly some flex as you go up the ladder. If you don't need to extend it all the way it still flexes but is cut down considerably I would not use this for a daily use tasks I don't know if it would hold up or not. Really pay attention to the locking latched on each rung making sure they are engaged. It retracts quickly watch the fingers which also means if it ever fails it's going to be a nasty fall which is why I would not use it daily but for my purposes I think it will be fine long term.
   

   Tessa WardVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   very compact for a great height
   

   Jimmy WintersVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   So our RV manufacturer cheaped out and didn't include a ladder when they built our unit. For the past year we carried around one of those 4 section la...More

   So our RV manufacturer cheaped out and didn't include a ladder when they built our unit. For the past year we carried around one of those 4 section ladders that can fold in half like a step ladder, or be fully extended like an extension ladder. It served it's purpose, but was heavy, cumbersome, and difficult to store. This new ladder has all the necessary functionality, but none of those drawbacks. It's relatively light, very maneuverable, and actually stores well in our 'garage'.
   Jordan DaughertyVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   This ladder is perfect for our camping needs. It is compact enough to put in our pass-through storage area and is plenty tall for getting on the roof ...More

   This ladder is perfect for our camping needs. It is compact enough to put in our pass-through storage area and is plenty tall for getting on the roof for maintenance and to sweep off our slide-outs. The ladder does have a little bounce the longer it is extended, but we didn't expect it to feel as sturdy as a stationary ladder. The feet have good rubber caps that are angled on both sides for making good contact with the ground. It is light enough for me to move and use with ease.
   Ilyas OnealVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   This ladder has come in so handy for many things lately. I keep it in my RV and don't have to pull out my big home ladder anymore as this one does exa...More

   This ladder has come in so handy for many things lately. I keep it in my RV and don't have to pull out my big home ladder anymore as this one does exactly what I need. Last weekend at camp with friends, a ladder was needed and I having the smallest camper was the only one that had a ladder available. Everyone was impressed by how it worked and supported the big fella that used it to get to his awning. Glad I have it and it will definitely come with me anytime I go camping.
   Stephen MataVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   My husband and I work in caves a lot for maintenance and we have a camper with solar panels that we use the ladder to access and store in the camper. ...More

   My husband and I work in caves a lot for maintenance and we have a camper with solar panels that we use the ladder to access and store in the camper. It's great to be able to manuever a compact ladder into tight spaces of a cave instead of trying to Austin Powers our way through with a regular one. Easily stores in our small camper too. Sturdy, light weight, its well worth the money.