Multi Tray, Tool and Project Tray

The unit is okay for it's purpose, perhaps a bit expensive for a simple piece of plastic. The odd thing was that the supplied zip ties were too short to fit thru the slots and around the Ladder Max standoff unit. I couldn't use them to attach it, without drilling some holes in it to route the zip ties around the standoff pipes. No big deal, but you'd think they could have done this right. I suppose I could be doing it wrong, but a couple of us looked at it and couldn't see any other way to attach it to the standoff, and there weren't any instructions included with the unit, which is another reason for a less than shining review.

I have a 32 foot ext ladder for my 2 story house. A storm blew off one of the tiles on the edge of my roof by the top (25 ft). I had a hard time installing the new tile since all the tiles on the edge were loose and my ext ladder rested under the over hang. Carrying the roof tile, drill, screws and holding on to it at the top was a chore. Plus it was a bad angle since I was under the over hang. I bought ladder-max stabilizer and tray. What a difference! The right tool for the right job saves so much time and labor. I anchored all 35+ roof tiles on the edge with my Dewalts drill and screws. Sometime later I started a new project. I started to scrape all the old paint off of my overhang eves for a two story home (theirs a lot of area to cover) and then painted it. With the stabilizer and tray it gave me the right angle to be able to work - scrape, caulk and paint besides the tools such as a hammer, drill, putty knife and etc). Who wants to be constantly going up a 32 ft ext ladder for tools? I use the tray on my 12, 10, 8 and 6 foot A ladders. Do not forget to buy the straps since they do not come with the tray. The straps are a must and are of very good quality just list the stabilizer and tray. Oh buy the way as I was trying to move my 32 ft ext ladder it fell away from my house onto the street with and empty tray and stabilizer. I was amazed to see that neither the stabilizer or the tray were damaged. They are of the best quality. Very durable. If I had to do it again I would not climb another ext ladder without the stabilizer and tray.

It's a good fit for the ladder-max ladder stand off ... a bit overpriced to be honest and connects with two cheap-ish zip ties. Standing on a 32ft ladder you will appreciate the option to put something down on a tray.

Cheep stuff. Will not stay properly fixed with only the 2 ties from the pack. Will not fit properly on the extender pictured.

I like the sturdiness of this product. It allows me to get my painting done more efficiently.

This multi-tray is a good product. Anyone that has tasks that require lots of time on a ladder knows how tedious it is to have to go up and down to get tools, paint, etc. The tray holds a lot and the set up is easy. The tie wraps don't last too long so I just need to find more re-useable ones. Overall, very happy with this product and would recommend.

I have all of the ladder max stand off products. This tray is expensive for what you get, but if you have ever tried to work from a ladder without one, lets just say everything you need is either on the ground or hanging somewhere and you spend your time looking for it. It's best to just go ahead and (buy it now), one job will make it worth it!

zip ties seem a little awkward and weak at first, but work perfectly. This thing is essential for working comfortably at heights.