Little Giant Ladder Systems Flip-N-Lite, 5-Foot, Stepladder, Aluminum, Type 1A, 300 lbs Rated (15273-001)
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Jun 8 – Jun 13
Size: 5 Ft.
Style: Ladders
Features
- Comfortable standing platform makes the Flip-N-Lite ideal for long-term usage.
- Extra-wide rungs prevent foot fatigue.
- Lightweight aluminum stepladder is easy to transport, set up and take down.
- The Flip-N-Lite meets or exceeds all OSHA and ANSI standards and is Type IA rated to hold 300 lbs.
Description
From the Manufacturer Unlike most platform stepladders, which are often engineered to be inexpensive, the Flip-N-Lite 15273-001 5-footer from Little Giant Ladder Systems is engineered to be safe without being expensive. The lightweight Flip-N-Lite opens easily with just one hand and offers comfortable, deep rungs with a huge, secure standing platform. With a lightweight, slim profile and extra heavy duty construction (ANSI Type IA 300 lb rating), the Flip-N-Lite is the perfect climb-in-comfort solution for anyone from a seasoned construction pro to a busy do-it-yourselfer.
Brand: Little Giant Ladder Systems
Color: Black/Orange
Material: Aluminum
Item Weight: 192.16 Ounces
Load Capacity: 300 Pounds
Maximum Height: 60 Inches
Product Dimensions: 20"W x 60"H
Manufacturer: Little Giant
Part Number: 15273
Item Weight: 12.01 pounds
Product Dimensions: 5.51 x 20 x 60 inches
Item model number: 15273-001
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Size: 5 Ft.
Style: Ladders
Item Package Quantity: 1
Certification: No
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Warranty Description: 1-year.
Date First Available: April 23, 2010
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Size: 5 Ft.
Style: Ladders
My apartment has 9-foot ceilings. I'm a 66-year-old female, 5'6", with terrible balance. I also love being independent. I live alone, and I really hate having to bother friends or family members to come over to take care of some mundane tasks that simply require access to high places, not to mention I hate not being able to do certain things RIGHT NOW simply because I can't reach whatever. I had high hopes that this ladder would remedy that annoying problem and restore my sense of independence when it comes to height-related tasks. Wanting to stay within a budget and not buy more ladder than I needed, I painstakingly attempted to analyze which of the available heights would suit me best. I carefully read through the Q&A's and reviews to get all the details on measurements and heights of the rungs and platforms. I tried to simulate the various heights by jerry-rigging things in my apartment, to see which ladder would be a Goldilocks-perfect fit. From what I could tell, it APPEARED that the 5-foot ladder would be just right - giving me exactly the height I needed for the highest possible task - changing lightbulbs - without being higher than I needed. Ironically, I could easily put in a maintenance call for a routine changing of the bulbs. But I am progressively changing every single bulb in my apartment to smart bulbs, as my budget allows. And since that is frivolous as opposed to a routine burned-out bulb, I didn't want to bother the maintenance staff with that. Additionally, wi-fi/smart bulbs can be a PITA to deal with - sometimes requiring multiple uninstall/reinstall attempts to get them to behave. No way would I feel comfortable putting in a maintenance ticket every time I needed to get up there and troubleshoot one of the 11 ceiling bulbs! After getting the ladder, I was really excited at how easy now is when I want to change artwork that is high on the wall, clean the top of my kitchen cabinets, get to the many plants atop my tall armoire, change the battery in my wall clock, etc. Easy-peasy with my new ladder! So that was all good. But then came the light bulbs. I knew that in order to benefit from the maximum height of the ladder, I'd have to stand on the platform. I've never done that before, and sometimes you don't know what you can or can't do until you attempt to do it. So imagine my devastating disappointment to discover that on the second run of the ladder, I could just touch the screw on the globe lights. If I could reach up there with both hands, I could manage just fine, but reaching up without holding on to anything (from the second rung) made me shaky. The only way to get a COMFORTABLE reach would be to stand on the platform. But guess what? When I went to put one foot up to stand on the platform, I realized I would not be able to balance myself and just had a gut instinct that I would surely fall. It was NOT going to happen. (It doesn't help that I also have vertigo.) Once my granddaughter removed the globe shade, I was able to reach the light bulbs, but I was not able to replace the globe; she had to do it. Then came the five kitchen flood lights. As with the globe shade, I could barely touch the flood lights, and the only way I was going to be able to unscrew them was to use both hands or stand on the platform. No to both. So sadly, it turns out this 5-foot ladder is just a mere inch or two short to be of use to me in the way I intended. I share this long and boring storing for the benefit of others living alone who might run into the same scenario. You can't necessarily go by the measurements alone to determine the height that's right for you. For my purposes, I should have gotten the 6-foot version, even though it APPEARED (on paper calculations) that that would be overkill for me, based on my assumption that I would be able to stand on the platform to reach maximum height. If you're 5'6" or shorter, and do not have a very stable and strong sense of balance, and your ceilings are 8'6" or greater, and you anticipate a need to change light bulbs or paint the ceiling, I suggest going with the 6-foot version, even if that may seem more than you need. Another thing the 6-footer would allow me to do, which I can't do with this 5-footer, is clean around the rim of my canned light fixtures in the kitchen. There is one fixture in my kitchen that is in the direct path of the steam from my Instant Pot, and although I usually put it under the stove vent to release the steam, occasionally I do leave it on the bar counter during a release. After a few too many times doing that, the light fixture nearest to that spot is slightly discolored. If my ladder were just a foot higher, I could easily clean that spot. But since it's too short to even change the light bulb, there's no hope of reaching it to clean it. Once again, I'll have to wait for a family member to help me with that task. So much for my bright idea that a ladder would give me some of my independence back! Other than that, it's a really awesome ladder. Not only is it sturdy, but as others have said, it is compact enough to be easily maneuvered into tight places, and it also folds up nicely for closet or under-bed storage. I would absolutely recommend it to others. I just wish I'd opted for the higher version. Don't make my mistake!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2019 by HappyNana
Size: 6 Ft.
Style: Ladders
These are great step ladders - light, yet sturdy. I bought the 4' and 6' versions since I felt some things you need to reach or not very high and got the 6' for more reach. I thought about getting the 5', but I think it would be a waste of money since the 6' can do everything the 5' can do with even more reach. It might be slightly heavier/bigger. The 4' is very light and portable. They make a heavier duty step ladder, but it's heavy at 21lbs. The tallest Flip N light is 16 pounds.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2022 by Sandy Kee
Size: 5 Ft.
Style: Ladders
I am a short (4' 10") lady who does most of the work around the house involving a ladder. (putting up shelves in the garage and closets, wiring for ceiling lights in the basement, etc.) Ladders are always tough as I can't get up quite high enough. This ladder is PERFECT for me, as I can stand comfortably on the platform and reach the ceiling without straining! Being able to stand on the platform as I work, is SO much more comfortable than on a ladder step. I love this ladder! It is lightweight, and easy to move, and set up. And the tray that forms the top rung is perfect for holding hardware!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2022 by Nancy Ross
Size: 6 Ft.
Style: Ladders
Very light, sturdy, and stable. I use it all the time and it’s a solid ladder. It’s hard to find anything wrong with it.
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2022 by Simpsonite
Size: 4 Ft.
Style: Ladders
Great lightweight stepping stool ladder. I have 2 different little giants. Great product. Can carry upright easily and 1 handed.
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2022 by Debra
Size: 6 Ft.
Style: Ladders
This ladder is perfect for everyday tasks. It's lightweight yet very sturdy. Does not shake or shimmy when in use. It's effortless to open or close, has a narrow profile when folded, and can be stored in the space afforded between objects in a garage or pantry. I'm please with this purchase. Buy with confidence.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2022 by 1Hombre
Size: 5 Ft.
Style: Ladders
This ladder is an excellent step ladder from Little Giant. I have been the proud owner of a monster Type 1A Model 26 for the better part of at least 10 years and have used it for everything. Everything including jobs that don't require anything more that the minimum size of 6' in height. Anything less than that & I just went with a footstool or a chair or my tippy-toes... needless to say, that isn't the safest or most efficient way to get the work done. I was getting ready to buy a Little Giant "Little Jumbo" 3 foot step ladder => Little Giant 10310B Safety Stepladder with Bar and Tray, 3-Step but, I wasn't buying immediately and for some reason, & then I found this less expensive solution. I know the quality of Little Giant ladders from being a long time owner and was not about to hesitate buying the "Flip'n Lite" version of their step ladder. First of all, this ladder is lighter weight PLUS it is rated to hold the same weight of it's larger sibling which means I don't have to think twice when interchanging the two... in other words, it's a strong ladder despite it's light weight. It is almost a full 10 pounds lighter than the "Little Jumbo" and the extra features on the "Little Jumbo" weren't as attractive as the lighter weight. So, I decided to buy this ladder once Amazon had it in stock. I was ready to buy and sure enough... they had a waiting period for delivery and that means I could put it off again and stick with my other methods of getting the job done until they got more stock in. Once it showed up as available, I made the purchase immediately. The ladder showed up in the manufacturer's packaging and it too was impressive. The box was sturdy and secure... it even came with a set of 8 perforated handles built into the box to make the delivery less cumbersome because it does happen to be a fairly large and awkward box otherwise. Inside the box was the "Flip'n Lite" Step Ladder encased inside a thick clear plastic shrink wrap with display advertisements and instructions included. It was packaged to be delivered in showroom shape, perfect! Once I opened the box and had some time to use the ladder, it has been smooth sailing. I have been able to move more quickly from job to job because of the lighter weight and smaller dimensions and most importantly, I know I always have my feet on solid footing. This makes any work I'm doing much more rewarding. The mechanism to open and close the "Flip'n Lite" is fairly straightforward. It is not a ladder I can toss around like my Model 26, but for the work I will be using it for, there should be no need for that. I can really appreciate the effortless feel of using this step ladder over the Model 26. That will make my life much more efficient as I won't be groaning about breaking out the Model 26. One nice thing I found about owning this second Little Giant ladder is that I now really appreciate this one even more so than the Model 26, just because I had no idea how the Model 26 was going to hold up over the years. Since I have tons of experience under my belt with the Model 26, I know that just from using the "Flip'n Lite" for less than 2 full days... it is another winner! Well worth the investment. If you need a decent step ladder, I highly recommend the "Flip'n Lite" from Little Giant and of course Amazon proves once again why they are the World's Biggest & Best online retailer. "(^^)"
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2012 by Leif Tyr Gudmanssen
Size: 6 Ft.
Style: Ladders
Well built, stable. Size makes it easy to maneuver around the house.
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