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David wrote:
Speculating as usual. I have ladders but cleaning a semi-circular bay window is a bit precarious and involves a lot of moving of ladder. I also have a caravan which would benefit from a roof clean every 6 months or so. I had similar needs a few years ago, and after looking at lots of data, I eventually chose the Zarges Skymaster Trade Ladder 3-Part 3 x 7 Rungs: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Zarges-Skymaster-Ladder-3-Part-ZAR41097/dp/B002SHDBTU Together with their safety legs: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Zarges-ZAR100040-Stabiliser-Adjustable-Safety/dp/B00QJL5PFE/ref=sr_1_8?dchild=1&qid=1621153382&sr=8-8&srs=1803511031 At the time I managed a good deal from Toolstation. It seems to be very sturdy, and (importantly for one who doesn't really relish heights) feels remarkably stable. It is small enough to fit in the garage, and potentially be used on indoor jobs, yet should reach anything outdoors that I ought to be tackling. It is a bit heavy. The stabilisers confused me initially (you need to drill and attach them yourself), because they can be used on both extension ladders or stepladders, but not both configurations on convertible ladders. Chris -- Chris J Dixon Nottingham UK @ChrisJDixon1 Plant amazing Acers. |
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