Multi Purpose Ladders

[Chequered Flag Racing]

like or similar to these

http://imgs.tootoo.com/95/d5/95d58d4b77f082b10dab0b644abc8dba.jpg

need to use them like the setup in bottom right to reach up to trim our lasses bush :woot:


what do you use or have used that's any good?

[burgie]

you can usually hire ladders like that from hire shops such as HSS. They get listed as decorators ladders I think.

Failing that, I have some tower scaffolding but it's now illegal to use apparantly :woot:

[Garry Driffill]

Youre avator is ace! Slayer rule!! :D

[dave g]

those in the pic are exact same ones i have,i got them from B&Q.

[mark christopher]

got mine from aldi, £50 with platform, but while ago, look at www.machinemart.com (http://www.machinemart.com), screwfix and toolstation

[JonyNitro]

well a mach 3 then all the way:D

+1 scewfix

[DCM]

you could just get some trestles and scafolding planks, totally illegal, if you were working, but this is DIY.... just be safe.

[twisty]

Link was bust,sorry.

[Rich D]

We use Waku multi purpose ladders at work. Not cheap but they dont flex even at full extension.

[Chequered Flag Racing]

those in the pic are exact same ones i have,i got them from B&Q.

got the ones in 1st post pic ordered from the bay

was getting them from company website @ £99.99 free delivery then whilst filling out details it asks were you found them. Ebay was an option so looked for company on ebay and they are £79.99 plus FD :thumbsup:. Saved £20 but someone will say I could have saved more

[dave g]

sounds about right price,i think my mine were about £70-£80,i bought them for building the conservatory so that was 9 yrs ago and still going strong.

the end stabiliser bars unbolt also.