Louisville Ladder 28-foot Fiberglass Extension Ladder, 300-Pound Load Capacity, Type IA, FE3228

This thing is built like a damn tank!! It’s super heavy and VERY sturdy!! Worth every penny!

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 :)

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. ;-)

Extremely sturdy and heavy.

I use as a contractor.Plus: 300# rating. Well constructed. Decent side rails and rungs. Company is well established.Minus: No pulley or rope. I added an old pulley stored in my shop. A Bit of strap iron and a 1.4" bolt & nut. Ten minute upgrade.Thoughts: Not sure about the plastic rung locks in spite of their claims.Like any "16 foot" ladder you need to subtract overlap. Usable length is about 13 feet. Reach is 16.

Nice, high-quality ladder for most uses around the house. I used it quite a bit at full extension and had no issues with it. I weigh around 270 lb. and felt fairly secure.

Very sturdy. A little bit heavy to maneuver on a large property by yourself, but it’s undoubtedly superior to the aluminum ladders.

Ladder arrived scratched. No big deal, but it also came without a rope to extend it. The expected rope is shown in several of the pictures. Now I'll have to make one of my own.