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Louisville Ladder AA259GS Elite Aluminum Attic Ladder 350 Pound Capacity 25-1/2-Inch by 54-Inch Opening Ceiling Height 7-Foot-9-Inches to 10-Foot Description.
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Brand : Louisville Ladder. Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days. Compare Price and Save Now! Louisville Ladder AE3228 Commander Extra Heavy-Duty Aluminum 2-Section D-Rung Extension Ladder, 28-Foot Overview ...
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LOUISVILLE EXTENSION LADDERS Aluminum Type 1A 300 lb. Capacity Features a quick latch rung lock design that easily secures fly and base sections when extended. Includes slip-resistant traction tread D-rungs made with tempered aluminum. ...
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This ladder was a good choice for the intended usage. I purchased it for the elementary school where I work, and the flexibility it offers for the price is great. We have a few other Louisville ladders, this one seems of the same ...
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Louisville Ladder L-2094-17 Type IA 300-Pound Rated Aluminum Multipurpose Ladder, 17-FootWHEN I ORDERED A LADDER THAT SAID IT WAS 13 FEET, I BELIEVED IT WAS JUST AS IT HAD BEEN ADVERTISED "A STEP LADDER 13' ...
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Reviewer: gas doc, Louisville, KY. good product... a little difficult to "close down" the steps after use, but should get easier the more I use it. I am 6'1'' and 210 pounds and I have no trouble carrying stuff up and down the ladder! ...
Published on Thursday 9th of September 2010 01:02:25 PM
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