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Question: Can a 200 pound person stand comfortably on the platform (fourth black step)?
Document: extremely sturdy with the 300 pound weight limit, amazingly light. The platform is comfortable to stand on vs a regular step.
Chose for husband, senior citizen, to use to clean our gutters and things. Thought it would be safer than most ladders. It's a nice ladder but when you get to the platform to stand, you have nothing to hang onto for safety and balance. The leaning bar is much to low to help. It was just not what we were looking for. It would probably be good for a younger person.
We have 9' ceilings, and we got this for changing light bulbs, etc. Really love this ladder. It was a bit pricey, but it's sturdy (no bends, no wobbles), light, and feels very secure to stand on. I'm 5'7&#34; and stand on the third step up when changing a bulb that is flush with the ceiling. I can do that comfortably without tipping my head way back, or trying to fuss with something way over my head.
We have bought several of these as well as the Container store version (which is comparable price when on sale). We like both, they weigh about the same & similar ease in transporting, but we lean a little more  towards Little Giant version because:- can get a little higher (by a few inches)- top step is a little wider/deeper so feel more securethe disadvantages (compared to Container Store version):- steps leading up to top step are not as deep (i.e. not as much space to put foot on)- the steps have more vertical space between them (probably only affects people w/ short legs, anyone w/ average legs probably feels just fine).We have bought other Little Giant ladders and have nothing but good remarks, it's a good brand, ships wellbtw, we use this ladder to reach 11' ceilings, about the max for 6' person to comfortably reach as long as not carrying a heavy load and have long arms :-)
I saw this on Amazon and decided to take a chance because it was the only one with a 300 lb rating. It is perfect! It is easy to carry, sturdy and handy. I especially like the last step, which is really a platform to stand on;  it provides extra maneuverability and reach without any instability. I use this ladder regularly and it is a pleasure to use. I highly recommend it. I was recently at a trade show, where by coincidence, this company was displaying its industrial ladders, which are very versatile, sturdy and adaptable to many commercial uses.
Sturdy yet lightweight. Rated for 300lbs vs. the 200-220 of all this available locally. Feels solid when standing on the platform.
I have high ceilings and found that most of this type of ladder are about 5ft (the length when it is folded up). So I searched and found this one; it has the same number of steps so the down side is that the steps are further apart. But the platform is about a foot higher which will allow me to reach smoke alarms on the ceiling comfortably. With the 5ft one (borrowed) I could just barely reach...it was a stretch (I am 5'10&#34;).
This ladder is fantastic for use around our home. It's light enough for my wife to move from room to room and tall enough to reach all of our ceilings. The platform at the top is a nice touch, and sturdy enough for an average person. I've spent a similar amount of money on lesser ladders. This one is a winner.
The best indoor step ladder ever if your a large person. Highly recommended.
This is a great little ladder. So good that all my workers kept grabbing it and I couldn't use it. Because of the weight and comfort it was the ladder of choice but the platform cracked after about 2 weeks the person on it was 150 lbs dripping wet. They are now out of stock and I am waiting for a replacement so hopefully the replacement will last longer. One thing I don't like is they top should slide off or collaspe on the 5' model. This could be easy to do or another model.
Answer: yes