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Which combination ladder?
I need some sort of combi ladder - primarily for decorating the hall,
stairs, landing. (Ours are very ordinary stairs with two mini-landings and, of course, three flights.) But the other ways of using them might also be useful in unpredictable ways. Weight isn't very important to me - but would be if partner ever needs to move them! So I set to and found Screwfix offering this: http://www.screwfix.com/prods/66861/Access-Storage/Combination-Ladder/3-Way-Ladder And Wickes offering these: http://www.wickes.co.uk/Combination-Ladders/Professional-3-Way-Combi-Ladder/invt/170004 http://www.wickes.co.uk/Combination-Ladders/Professional-Multi-Purpose-Ladder/invt/530198 And now Lidl come along with: Multi-purpose Ladder Lightweight aluminium frame. With safety lock. Single ladder extends from (m): 2.51 - 4.19. A-shape ladder extends from (m): 1.24 - 2.01. With practical tool compartment. Price per item. 58.71* (Currently not on their website - I guess the newsletter went out a day early this week. Supposedly available from 02/01/08.) So - all four are within a penny of each other. All can be picked up or delivered fairly easily. The ones with reviews all seem to get quite positive comments. So which should I get? Any other suggestions? (Yes - I should have got the cheaper one on offer at Screwfix earlier in the year.) -- Rod Hypothyroidism is a seriously debilitating condition with an insidious onset. Although common it frequently goes undiagnosed. www.thyromind.info www.thyroiduk.org www.altsupportthyroid.org |
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Rod wrote:
I need some sort of combi ladder - primarily for decorating the hall, stairs, landing. (Ours are very ordinary stairs with two mini-landings and, of course, three flights.) But the other ways of using them might also be useful in unpredictable ways. Weight isn't very important to me - but would be if partner ever needs to move them! So I set to and found Screwfix offering this: http://www.screwfix.com/prods/66861/Access-Storage/Combination-Ladder/3-Way-Ladder And Wickes offering these: http://www.wickes.co.uk/Combination-Ladders/Professional-3-Way-Combi-Ladder/invt/170004 http://www.wickes.co.uk/Combination-Ladders/Professional-Multi-Purpose-Ladder/invt/530198 And now Lidl come along with: Multi-purpose Ladder Lightweight aluminium frame. With safety lock. Single ladder extends from (m): 2.51 - 4.19. A-shape ladder extends from (m): 1.24 - 2.01. With practical tool compartment. Price per item. 58.71* (Currently not on their website - I guess the newsletter went out a day early this week. Supposedly available from 02/01/08.) So - all four are within a penny of each other. All can be picked up or delivered fairly easily. The ones with reviews all seem to get quite positive comments. So which should I get? Any other suggestions? (Yes - I should have got the cheaper one on offer at Screwfix earlier in the year.) not this one http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZhMfzc9RbU -- Kevin R Reply address works |
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Rod wrote:
I need some sort of combi ladder - primarily for decorating the hall, stairs, landing. (Ours are very ordinary stairs with two mini-landings and, of course, three flights.) But the other ways of using them might also be useful in unpredictable ways. Weight isn't very important to me - but would be if partner ever needs to move them! So I set to and found Screwfix offering this: http://www.screwfix.com/prods/66861/Access-Storage/Combination-Ladder/3-Way-Ladder And Wickes offering these: http://www.wickes.co.uk/Combination-Ladders/Professional-3-Way-Combi-Ladder/invt/170004 http://www.wickes.co.uk/Combination-Ladders/Professional-Multi-Purpose-Ladder/invt/530198 And now Lidl come along with: Multi-purpose Ladder Lightweight aluminium frame. With safety lock. Single ladder extends from (m): 2.51 - 4.19. A-shape ladder extends from (m): 1.24 - 2.01. With practical tool compartment. Price per item. 58.71* (Currently not on their website - I guess the newsletter went out a day early this week. Supposedly available from 02/01/08.) So - all four are within a penny of each other. All can be picked up or delivered fairly easily. The ones with reviews all seem to get quite positive comments. So which should I get? Any other suggestions? (Yes - I should have got the cheaper one on offer at Screwfix earlier in the year.) Screwfix 59020 seems to be a goodun NT |
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Rod wrote:
I need some sort of combi ladder - primarily for decorating the hall, stairs, landing. SNIP I have this one from Wickes. Unlike the other two it folds at three points rather than just one. http://www.wickes.co.uk/Combination-Ladders/Professional-Multi-Purpose-Ladder/invt/530198 This site has some better photos showing the various combinations possible http://cheaper-online.co.uk/large-al...FUog3godBlntCw You might be able to blag a 20% off voucher from Wickes. -- Dave - The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk |
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On Wed, 24 Dec 2008 20:41:50 +0000, Kevin
wrote: not this one http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZhMfzc9RbU Anyone else noticed how the center hinge joint seems to have been bodged (holes out of line with the hinge etc)? 10-15 seconds in. Cheers, T i m |
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