Is this ladder tall enough to reach a standard ceiling?

Yes. It has a 12 ft. reach height, which covers most one-story ceilings and gutters for a person of average height.

How much weight does it hold?

It is rated Type 1A for 300 lbs., including the user and tools.

Does it stand on its own?

No. It is a leaning ladder, so it must rest against a wall or other stable surface.

How wide are the steps?

Each step is 5 inches deep, which is wider than typical rungs and easier on the feet.

How small is it when folded?

It folds to 4 inches deep and 17.32 inches wide, so it fits in a closet or along a garage wall.

Is this ladder a good value?

It carries a 300 lb. Type 1A rating and a 12 ft. reach that many aluminum household ladders match only at lower capacities, and the steel frame is the trade-off in weight.

What do buyers say about the Silverpark 6.5 ft. Steel Lightweight Step Ladder with Tray?

Rated 4.1 out of 5 from 12 ratings.

Silverpark 6.5 ft. Steel Lightweight Step Ladder with Tray

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Last seen at $155.47 at Home Depot on Nov 8.

Our take on the Silverpark 6.5 ft. Steel Lightweight Step Ladder with Tray

The Silverpark is a 6.5 ft. leaning step ladder rated Type 1A for 300 lbs., with six 5-inch-deep steel steps and a 12 ft. reach height. It folds to 4 inches deep and 17.32 inches wide for storage, and it has a top tray for tools. Its steel build and 300 lb. rating put it above lighter aluminum household ladders on capacity, but the steel frame makes it heavier to carry.

Best forHousehold and garage tasks up to 12 ft. reachHeavier users who want a 300 lb. ratingBuyers who want a slim-folding steel ladderPainters and DIYers who want a tool tray

Pros

Type 1A rating holds up to 300 lbs.
12 ft. reach height covers most one-story ceiling and gutter work
5-inch-deep steps are more comfortable than narrow rungs
Folds to 4 inches deep and 17.32 inches wide
Top tray keeps tools and paint within reach

Cons

Steel frame is heavier to carry than aluminum
No certifications or listings on the spec sheet
Leaning design needs a wall or surface to rest against
Only 12 ratings, so feedback is thin

Silverpark 6.5 ft. Steel Lightweight Step Ladder with Tray prices at every store

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Silverpark 6.5 ft. Steel Lightweight Step Ladder with Tray price history

Lowest price we've seen: $155.47 on Nov 8 at Home Depot. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 8.

What reviewers say

4.1 / 512 ratings

Feedback is limited to 12 ratings averaging 4.1 out of 5, so it is broadly positive but not deep. Owners describe a sturdy, stable ladder with useful step depth and a handy tray.

What people mention

StabilityPraisedOwners say it feels solid and steady when climbing.
Step depthPraisedThe 5-inch steps are described as comfortable underfoot.
WeightCriticisedSome owners find the steel frame heavy to carry between spots.
StoragePraisedThe slim 4-inch fold is noted as easy to tuck away.

Specifications

Ladder Product Type: Leaning
Ladder Rating: Type 1A - 300 lbs.
Ladder Type: Step Ladder
Number Of Steps: 6
Rung / Step Material: Steel
Storage Width (In.): 17.32
Certifications And Listings: No Certifications or Listings

Questions and answers

Is this ladder tall enough to reach a standard ceiling?: Yes. It has a 12 ft. reach height, which covers most one-story ceilings and gutters for a person of average height.
How much weight does it hold?: It is rated Type 1A for 300 lbs., including the user and tools.
Does it stand on its own?: No. It is a leaning ladder, so it must rest against a wall or other stable surface.
How wide are the steps?: Each step is 5 inches deep, which is wider than typical rungs and easier on the feet.
How small is it when folded?: It folds to 4 inches deep and 17.32 inches wide, so it fits in a closet or along a garage wall.
Is this ladder a good value?: It carries a 300 lb. Type 1A rating and a 12 ft. reach that many aluminum household ladders match only at lower capacities, and the steel frame is the trade-off in weight.
Where is the Silverpark 6.5 ft. Steel Lightweight Step Ladder with Tray cheapest?: At Home Depot, for $155.47, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Silverpark 6.5 ft. Steel Lightweight Step Ladder with Tray?: Rated 4.1 out of 5 from 12 ratings.