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Mounting a sectional ladder vertically
Before I start bending metal, has anyone seen lockable
brackets for storing a ladder vertically? |
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Mounting a sectional ladder vertically
On Friday, 13 November 2015 17:34:16 UTC+1, Capitol wrote:
Before I start bending metal, has anyone seen lockable brackets for storing a ladder vertically? Is there any reason not to use any of the lockable ladder brackets one above the other (rather than horizontal), and just not lock the top one? Alternatively, a pair of brackets to hold the ladder, plus a padlock and chain fastened to a secure wall anchor. (At the risk of stating the bleeding obvious, don't fasten the ladder in a place the tea-leaves can use it to access an upstairs window.) |
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