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Little Giant Ladders, SkyScraper, M21, 11-21 Foot, Stepladder, Aluminum, Type 1A, 300 lbs Weight Rating, (10121),Gray

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Size: 21 Ft.


Style: Stepladder


Features

  • Adjustable step ladder allows you to reach skylights, chandeliers and vaulted ceilings.
  • Adjusts to work over staircases, theater seating and sloping ground.
  • Lock Tab adjusters quickly alter your ladder into different heights.
  • Type IA ladder is rated to hold 300 lbs. on both sides.
  • Meets or exceeds all OSHA and ANSI standards. Size-11 feet - 21 feet. Storage Depth-8 inch, Storage Height-11 feet 7 inch, Storage Width At Base-3 feet 7 inch, Top Width-1 feet 6.88 inch

Description

Your job has tall ceilings and hard-to-reach places which require you to use lifts or scaffolding to perform maintenance. Sometimes these options are bulky, preventing you from getting the work done. The Little Giant SkyScraper adjustable stepladder helps you complete those tasks more easily. - Reaching Heights- The SkyScraper is a stepladder designed to help you reach chandeliers, skylights and other difficult positions in rooms with high vaulted ceilings. - Work Around Obstacles- Since the SkyScraper is adjustable, it works around obstacles like benches and stadium seating. - Easy to Transport and Store- While the SkyScraper reaches all those hard-to-reach jobs, it stores in just over half of its maximum extended height. - Benefits- The SkyScraper is rated to hold 300 lbs. on both sides and meets or exceeds all OSHA and ANSI standards.Step Tread: Ribbed.

Specs & Other Info

Specification Details
Construction Material High-quality Aluminum
Producer Little Giant Ladder Systems
Dimensions 43 inches width x 139 inches height
Tint Understated Gray
Special Perk Inclusive of FedEx Delivery
Weight of Item 102 lbs
Weight Capacity Can hold up to 300 Pounds
Max. Reachable Height 252 Inches
Manufacturer Little Giant Ladders
Model Number 10121
Product Continuity Currently in production, not retired
Coverage Period 5-Year Warranty
Batteries Needed No

Frequently asked questions

The Little Giant SkyScraper M21 can reach a maximum height of 21 feet.

The SkyScraper M21 has a weight rating of 300 lbs, making it suitable for heavy-duty tasks.

The SkyScraper M21 is made from high-quality, durable aluminum.

The SkyScraper M21 is a type 1A ladder and comes in a neutral gray color.

Top Amazon Reviews

🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.


The MODEL21 Ladder is well-reviewed by long-time ladder users for its excellent stability and quality build. Many users note that it gives them a sense of safety when working at great heights. However, it is also noted that the ladder can be cumbersome to set up and requires practice to ensure safe use.

Pros

  • 🔩 Well-built and stable
  • 👷 Provides a sense of safety for work at high ceilings
  • 🏠 Great for houses with vaulted ceilings
  • 👥 Can be set up by one person, though easier with multiple people

Cons

  • 🏋️ Quite heavy and bulky, making handling and transportation difficult
  • 📋 Requires practice and preparation for safe use
  • 💶 Quite expensive

Should I Buy It?

Given its solid stability and performance at great heights, the MODEL21 ladder could be a worthwhile investment for professionals who frequently work in high-ceiling environments. However, casual users or those on a tight budget may want to explore other, more affordable options.


  • superb, unique ladder.
Size: 21 Ft. Style: Stepladder
this is a great ladder. i have painted a number of houses over the years and am handy with 28' extension ladders. looking over the other customer reviews, i would reinforce / add some comments: * this is a ladder (the 21 footer) for an experienced ladder user, for several reasons. first, you have to be comfortable being that high up, especially when away from a wall such as you would have with an ordinary ladder. second, unless you are 6'6" tall and very very strong you will need another person or some other way to "foot" the ladder to get it up and down. and even then, you need to be able to control the weight as you open and close it. third, it helps to have a good "ladder sense" gained from experience as you think about where / how to place it and move it around and up and down without crashing it or putting undue stress on the joint at the top. so i would say if you have never owned an extension ladder then this would not be a good "starter" ladder. start with a smaller size little giant or a 28' extension ladder. * this is a well built ladder, and once in place is very very stable. i have one of the smaller little giants too. for certain jobs there is just no substitute for this type of ladder that allows one leg to be higher than the other. great for stairs, hillsides, etc. and of course this ladder is FREESTANDING. so if your alternative is to lean an extension ladder against a tree (for example) ... then certainly this type of ladder would be much safer. * to foot the ladder by myself, i filled a large trash container with water and then put the ladder base up against the container bottom. if you try this (outdoors only), of course put the container where you want it first, then fill with water to make it heavy enough to not move. then "walk" the ladder up by lifting the top rung over your head and walking towards the base, a pretty standard technique for extension ladders over 28'. of course if you have a helper let them "foot" it for you instead of using the container. * i had to laugh at the owner manual suggestion that to bring the ladder back down you should (if i read this correctly) tip it over sideways. at full extension, certainly you would need two people to do this, to avoid crashing it, if it is even possible at all given the room you have. i would like to see little giant demonstrate in their video the technique they recommend. * for me, the best way to move the ladder up and down is to use a smaller little giant "inside" the big one, and move each side of the ladder two or three rungs at a time. each time you do this, you will have to readjust the inside ladder position. but it does work, and can be done solo. this way, you can put the ladder up and down at its lowest extension, not the highest. much safer if you ask me. i'm not trying to get in the way of little giants' "official" instructions, just sharing my personal opinion. * all in all, a great ladder, i've seen nothing else like it on the market especially in the 21 foot size. if you're looking at this ladder, likely an ordinary extension ladder just won't work for your situation. i got the big one, despite its being harder to handle, because if you are spending so much anyway on a ladder of this type, may as well get one that goes as high as possible. if you are getting it for just one purpose (like changing light bulbs) rather than for open-ended uses, then i suggest the smallest one that will fit that need would be easiest to handle. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2013 by Scott Johnston

  • Tallest A frame ladder I could find.
Size: 21 Ft. Style: Stepladder
I needed to reach a fan mounted 22' up on a vaulted ceiling. Regular extension ladder would not work and lift would be too heavy for the house floor. Scaffolding is a pain and have no desire to go that route. The Skyscraper topped out at 21' in the a frame configuration, so it worked perfectly. Takes 2-3 guys to set up and 2 to take down, but it's not that hard, just heavy with a large footprint. Slightly wobbly, but safe and if it were heavier, it would be too much to handle. Worked well, just expensive to purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2022 by Kindle Customer

  • Works great, just a little heavy and shaky!
Size: 21 Ft. Style: Stepladder
Worked perfect for my purposes. Seemed best to have three people to help set it up and take it down. It flexes more than expected, especially since it doesn't have stabilizer cross braces. I wish it was lighter, but it would be hard to design it lighter than it is. Overall a good design, just needs a dolly wheel on one side to pull it around with when folded. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2023 by slicko-o

  • USED/DAMAGED
Size: 21 Ft. Style: Stepladder
Ladder arrived used with several scratches and sharp points from excess welding material. It doesnt look well put together either and doesnt give me the confidence ypu need to use such a tall ladder. I asked for a refund and requested a return lable from the seller.
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2023 by S117 S117

  • Ladder is a pain in the A..:) Also as good as it gets.
Size: 21 Ft. Style: Stepladder
This ladder requires some practice, and review You Tube videos. We did not prepare, or practice, and we likely looked like a comedy act. One time it was folding on its-self, and I had to jump off, only 6 ft off ground. You really have to be prepared and practice bf bringing to customers house. Its Big It's bulky, Almost impossible for 2 people to stand up ladder after extending, The very top will lock, and you wish it wasn't locked, Now someone has to go up there and unlock it. Ladder maybe in an awkward position. We had it in a staircase and on main floor, what a pain in the ass. BUT........ There was no other way on this job. scaffolding would not do it, as recessed were over stairs way high and a giant chandelier in the middle. Little practice will go a long way, especially if your sending employees. Ladder is great quality, and does a great job. folds up pretty small for ez storage. Next time I will be better prepared when I use it. Without this ladder, I don;t know how I could had finished the job. it was 75 recessed change outs, but 6 in the entrance were really high, I said to myself, "If I get the job, I will figure it out" Well, I got the job :) this ladder saved me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2020 by Scott Homey Scott Homey

  • Perfect for A-Frame House!
Size: 21 Ft. Style: Stepladder
This ladder is the best solution for working on difficult to reach areas. I was nervous to climb it to the top at first since it feels a bit bouncy on the way up, but after a couple of trips up and down I felt very confident. It is a bit of a beast to set up. I found it easiest to do with another smaller ladder to reach the extension locks. After sitting in the sun for a couple of months, the nylon strap that keeps the legs from spreading apart snapped. I quickly used a ratchet strap to act as the new safety and it works better than the original orange strap. This ladder is a must for anyone with an A-Frame house! I was easy able to reach the 24’ peak inside. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2024 by Dioxua Dioxua

  • A Beast of a Ladder
Size: 21 Ft. Style: Stepladder
I have 2 other little giant ladders and love them. I needed a giant A-frame ladder to reach lights and hanging heaters that are all about 19-24 feet up. I just had to change some T12's and this ladder worked just as I would expect a little giant ladder to work, perfect! It is very heavy so unfolding it and setting it up took 2 of us without using any type of wall for leverage. It was a little tough due to it giant size and weight but doable and worth it. I was amazed how easy it was to set up and had not problem whatsoever changing the bulbs that were about 19 feet up. It was very stable and I felt very comfortable on it as I changed the bulbs. I really wish I got this a long time ago, I would have saved lots of money on renting scissor lifts. Glad I got it now! Changing bulbs are simple now or work on the heaters if needed. Love it!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2019 by Big T.

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