Kidde 468094 25-Foot, Three-Story Fire Escape Ladder with Anti-Slip Rungs

The Kidde 25-foot escape ladder provides a way to escape fires or other emergencies and offers your family an essential piece of safety equipment if you live in a two- or three-story home. The National Fire Protection Association recommends one ladder in every occupied room on floors above the main level. This durable ladder stores conveniently under the bed or near a window and deploys quickly and easily. It will support a maximum weight of 1,000 pounds when the load is distributed on more than one rung, while the maximum weight for each rung is 750 pounds. The metal rung steps prevent slippage to ensure a safe climb down, and its tangle-free design makes for easy packing and repacking. No assembly or tools are required, and it is backed by a 5-year warranty.

the ladder is long enough for 3 stories and seems to be easy to use. i purchased as a gift for family. hopefully they'll never need it. i esp. like it because it seems more stable and stands well away from the building. think it might have been a little hard to repack after they checked it out though, hence 4 stars.

have not removed product from the box since it says it is one time use. am hopeful that it will work if ever needed.

I purchased this fire escape ladder as a scondary means of escape for my son in his first apartment. My son took the ladder out of the box and was a little dismayed to read that the ladder is considered a one-use product. He had extended a few feet of the ladder just to become familiar with it and realized the reason it states that the ladder is a one-use item - you need to pay particular attention to refolding and keeping the ladder untangled so in an emergency, it will drop down and open up completely for a safe escape from an upper level window.

This looks like a solid ladder. I hope I never have to use it though.

Safetry Ladder: Three Story -
You can't review something that only works once and that you hope you will never have to use. It would be nice if it came with a mounting bracket since trying to find it in a closet and put it in place in a window in a smoke filled room seems almost impossible. I would also suggest they add a small blinking light to help you find the ladder in the dark/smoke that might be run on a small long-lasting battery.