Multi-Position Aluminum Ladder with Wheels, 22 FT
One 22 ft heavy duty aluminum ladder that reconfigures for ceilings, garages and gutters. Rubber feet grip the floor, rear casters roll it into place, and the 300 lb rating covers you and your tools.
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One 22 ft heavy duty aluminum ladder that reconfigures for ceilings, garages and gutters. Rubber feet grip the floor, rear casters roll it into place, and the 300 lb rating covers you and your tools.
22 ft multi-position aluminum ladder with 300 lb rating and wheels
- unstable footing on uneven surfaces
- hard-to-move heavy ladder
- need for one ladder in several configurations
One 22 ft ladder that reconfigures for every job
Before: three ladders, a wobbly base and a heavy haul for every project. After: one aluminum ladder with rubber-gripped feet, rolling casters and a 300 lb rating that goes where the job goes.
One frame, several working setups

Reconfigures for each job
Hinged legs and locking rung bars hold the ladder in several working configurations, so one multi position aluminum ladder does the work of a stepladder and an extension ladder.

Grips uneven ground
Large ribbed rubber foot covers bite into hard surfaces and protect your floors. Pick level, firm ground and the base stays where you put it.

Moves where the job is
Caster wheels on the rear legs and top-mounted wheels let you roll the ladder across the floor instead of carrying it. Lock the casters before you climb.
From three ladders to one

The ladder that never fits
The stepladder can't reach the ceiling. The extension ladder is too heavy to move alone. So you make extra trips, overreach, or borrow one, and every base slides a little on the uneven floor.
One frame, many setups
Hinged legs and locking rung bars turn this aluminum ladder into the setup the job needs. Large rubber foot covers grip the ground, and the 300 lb rating covers you and your tools.
Ready for the next job
Roll it on the rear casters, tip it on the top wheels, set it up, lock it, climb. One ladder now covers the ceiling, the garage and the yard, and you store one instead of three.
Care that keeps the locks working
- Wipe down
Clean the aluminum after outdoor work.
- Recheck hardware
Look over hinges and locks regularly.
- Inspect the feet
Replace nothing worn; check rubber grip before use.
- Store dry
Keep it folded and upright indoors.
One frame vs. two ladders
| This ladder | Stepladder + extension | |
|---|---|---|
| Multiple configurations | Yes | Only with two ladders |
| Built-in rolling casters | Yes | No |
| Rubber non-slip feet | Yes | Varies |
| One ladder to store | Yes | No |
| Aluminum frame | Yes | Varies |
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Questions and answers
They shouldn't, as long as you lock the casters first. Always lock them and set the ladder on level ground before every climb. Rolling under load is the main risk with any wheeled ladder.
The large rubber foot covers grip uneven hard surfaces, but no ladder belongs on soft or steeply sloped ground. Find a level spot and check that the feet sit flat before you step on.
It covers your weight plus tools and materials, not just you. Add up the total and stay under 300 lbs.
You get multi-position configurations, rolling casters and a 22 ft aluminum frame in one. Buying a stepladder and an extension ladder separately costs more and takes more storage space.
Yes. Rubber feet protect indoor floors and grip outdoors on firm ground. Wipe the aluminum down after outdoor jobs.
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