The Little Giant Xtreme comes in three convenient sizes, each designed to tackle even the tallest jobs. Extension Height: 9ft. -15ft. A-Frame Height: 4ft.
Where are Little Giant ladders made?
Little Giant produces ladders for the U.S. market in a 250,000-square-foot factory in Springville. The plant, which employs approximately 250 people, has eight double-sided robotic welding stations made by Lincoln Electric Co.
What are little giant ladders made of?
The company produces the Little Giant Ladder System, a convertible aluminium ladder system.
How big of a ladder do I need for a 2 story house?
On most two-story homes, this can only be done with a 28′ extension ladder. (This 3′ extension rule also holds true indoors and for shorter heights like one-story dwellings; you’ll just need a shorter ladder.)
Is there a recall on Little Giant ladder?
Wing Enterprises has announced a recall of approximately 37,000 Little Giant multipurpose ladders due to the possibility that the ladder’s locking pins/rung fasteners can fail, thereby posing a fall hazard to consumers on the ladder. This recall involves Little Giant Velocity, LT and, Liberty multipurpose ladders.
When did the Little Giant ladder come out?
Origins. In the 1970s, Harold “Hal” Wing, met a German painter who had an interesting idea and a primitive prototype of a new kind of ladder. Hal enhanced the ladder and engineered what is now known as the strongest, safest, most versatile ladder in the world® – the Little Giant Ladder System®.
