Trade spec Triple extending ladders.

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Need to get some of these, i have just found out that i am not insured on the very good DIY ones that i have had for years.

Anyone recommend a decent supplier thats not daft with prices.

Cheers..........Howard
 
Cheers Lads,

lots to go on. Balls to the Ladder safety course, if i can't work out how to use a ladder safely after 30 years I will stop using them:rolleyes:

Thanks............Howard
 
SirKit Breaker said:
Cheers Lads,

lots to go on. Balls to the Ladder safety course, if i can't work out how to use a ladder safely after 30 years I will stop using them:rolleyes:

Thanks............Howard
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my thoughts exactly,but in 2010 you have to have a bit of paper to prove you were right in the first place..and the daft bit is you have to pay to prove you were right..:eek::eek: tho i do recommend the harness and the ladders,best stabilizers around you do feel safe when using them,they are quite heavy but dont budge even when fully extended with the harness and clip it keeps your hands free ,def worth the investment
 

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