330lbs Capacity Telescoping Ladder with Balance Bar & Wheels

Premium Materials & Durability Our a-frame telescoping ladder is crafted from high-quality aluminum alloy, ensuring superior load-bearing capacity and a sturdy, wear-resistant structure. No need to worry about bending or shaking; climbing on it is inherently safer. The reinforced nylon fiber components of the plastic parts enhance load capacity, stability, and aging resistance, extending the ladder's service life. Maximum load capacity: 330 pounds.

Multipurpose Design Suitable for various scenarios, this ladder can be folded into either a 7.2 ft by 7.2 ft A-frame folding ladder or a 14.5 ft straight telescoping ladder. Perfect for reaching rooftops, attic stairs, or RVs.

Safety and Convenience Equipped with a unique telescopic locking mechanism featuring a sliding lock, each component is designed for safe opening and closing. With one hand holding the upper tube and the other pushing the sliding locks on both sides, the ladder effortlessly slides down. Adjust the height to suit your needs and lock it securely for safety.

Enhanced Hinge Locking Mechanism This A-type telescoping ladder includes an upgraded strong hinge locking mechanism. The load-bearing capacity of 330 pounds ensures full suitability for most daily scenarios, compatible with brackets for A-type ladders, straight extension ladders, stair step ladders, and scaffolding.

Stability and Safety The thickened anti-slip rubber foot covers and balance bar design significantly improve the ladder's stability and safety during use. These features ensure safe and efficient operation.

Lightweight and Portable This A-frame telescoping ladder features a lightweight design with two wheels, making it easy to transport to any needed scene. The folded size is compact, allowing for easy storage in trunks, corners, and other spaces.

Safety Guidelines Before use, ensure the ladder is upright and the lock is properly engaged. Avoid moving the ladder when someone is on it. To retract, start from the bottom and do not place fingers between the steps (refer to images and descriptions for more details).