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Maxi LaddersStraight Telescopic Ladders (Different Sizes Available)
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Boasting a lightweight and compact design for easy portability and storage, the aluminium telescopic ladder provides optimal stability with non-slip rungs and a locking mechanism.
Product Features:
2m
- 7 steps
- Each step can be engaged to pull up to the desired height.
- Quick release buttons to open and close the ladder
- Very compact and easy to transport
- When closed only 69cm
- Fully extends to 2.0m
- Built to EN131 Standard
- Load rating:150kg
- Carton box: 69 x49x9cm
- Weight 6kg
2.6m
- 9 steps
- Each step can be engaged to pull up to the desired height.
- Quick release buttons to open and close the ladder
- Very compact and easy to transport
- Only weighs 8 kg
- When closed only 75cm
- Fully extends to 2.6m
- Built to EN131 Standard
- Load rating150kg
- Great for 4x4 bakkies with roof tents
- Carton box: 76 x49x9cm
- Weight 8kg
3.8m
- 13 Steps
- Folds up nice and small
- Easy to store
- Handy
- Great for jobs around the house
- Non-slip rungs
- Locking mechanism
- Lightweight
- Max Height: 3.8m
- Closed Height: 0.87m
- Weight:10.7kg
4.4m
- 15 steps
- Each step can be engaged to pull up to the desired height.
- Quick release buttons to open and close the ladder
- Very compact and easy to transport
- When closed only 96cm
- Fully extends to 4.4m
- Built to EN131 Standard
- Load rating:150kg
- Carton box: 96x50x10cm
- Weight 14kg
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