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Wall Hangings

Manny7 · 2006-01-17 10:28:06

We have a long thin wall hanging that we'd like to put up in stairwell of a 2 bed townhouse (if you were in the showhouse I think they had something similar). Does anyone have any idea of how to get up there or who you get in to do something like that? Thanks

17-01-2006 10:28am

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Manny7

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We have a long thin wall hanging that we'd like to put up in stairwell of a 2 bed townhouse (if you were in the showhouse I think they had something similar). Does anyone have any idea of how to get up there or who you get in to do something like that? Thanks

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#2 17-01-2006 11:53am

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use a ladder?

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#3 17-01-2006 1:58pm

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Thanks loyatemu. I meant more has anyone hung something there, it seems a bit tricky.

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#4 17-01-2006 2:35pm

Johnc72

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I hung a painting in our stair way. Used a ladder. It was a bit of a stretch, and I'm 6'2.

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#5 18-01-2006 9:41am

Ru

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Manny7 wrote:

Does anyone have any idea of how to get up there or who you get in to do something like that? Thanks

I put something up there too.
I used the ladder the builders left in my attic!

You put it against one of the steps to keep it secure and put a couple of cushions on top to stop the wall getting marked.
However the higher you want it, the taller the ladder you need.

If you want borrow a ladder pm me.

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#6 19-01-2006 2:36pm

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Cheers Ru, I might take you up on that.

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