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Good Deal?

karlitob · 2020-06-08 11:32:54

I’m looking for a ladder that can get into a number of positions. Is this a good deal? Or would there be better out there. Thanks. https://www.aldi.ie/3-in-1-scaffold-and-ladders/p/090331380560601

08-06-2020 11:32am

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karlitob

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I’m looking for a ladder that can get into a number of positions.

Is this a good deal? Or would there be better out there. Thanks.

https://www.aldi.ie/3-in-1-scaffold-and-ladders/p/090331380560601

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#2 08-06-2020 7:52pm

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death trap

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#3 08-06-2020 8:25pm

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the_pen_turner wrote: »

death trap

That would depend on the users level of practical skills and common sense.

Up to a max of 4 rungs up for the platform and its probably OK beyond that despite any warnings some people will use it on the top rungs so for then yes death trap.

The gap caused by the leg support bars doesn't help.

Maybe fractionally better than the traditional Irish builders method of using two Guinness barrels and plank.

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