This attic ladder is so strong!

[@ryanbuckley8243]

It's not necessarily a 400 lb person, think about what you store in an attic, so you have a 200lb person carrying a bunch of weight maybe a bin filled with clothes etc that needs to be supported as well.

[@jamesdeclan7538]

Point is when you get approved by a regulatory institute like ANSI, 400lbs is the worse case scenario. Did you know bikes have a limit of 275lbs?

[@ryanbuckley8243]

@@jamesdeclan7538 is that like the max any bike was ever granted? That seems low to me but I guess the wheels would be the main weakness there. Always making them smaller and lighter

[@waredneck1977]

Make those on roof top truck tents

[@shearnos]

ain’t no 400lbs man climbing a ladder or going into an attic anyways

[@rodheadz92]

😂😂😂😂true

[@saultpancetta366]

Don't think you're getting HVAC equipment through that opening. Also needs to be fired rated if installed in a garage

[@kenarbor5619]

Installed many, best attic door out there!

[@aklm79]

Sweet! 👌

[@virgiliosanchez2060]

When can I get this ????

[@imathreat209]

400lb probably means 450 failure point.

[@Brandingo00]

Okay hear me out… if you just made that this about 8-10in wider it would be great. Im only 5’8 and 170lb… not a big guy by any means, and this ladder was too small. I’ve done roof repairs on an apartment complex in the dfw area that has these, and Jesus Christ it’s almost impossible to carry anything on your shoulder or by your side and walk up this ladder. Great idea but definitely wayy too small

[@Iburn247]

Halfthor is 400 lbs lol