it is possible to use a plank ramp for loading with the ladder attached? Most likely not, right? How difficult is it to remove and replace?
291638
The ladder has no angle and it attaches with 4 large screws, it is very strong and lite.
291639
If the plank ramps are 12" wide and if the ladder is mounted on one side or the other you can put the two planks on the opposite side of the ladder. Or if you mount the ladder in the center you could use one plank on each side. It is always possible to remove/replace the ladder but not very practical.
291640
As long as the planks don't rest on the ladder, 4 screws hold the ladder down, easy to remove screws however if you take them out and put them back in you may need to make new holes so the screws stay tight
291641
I don't know if a plank ramp can be used on top of the ladder. The ladder can be removed but I can imagine that it would be inconvenient if it was a repetitive occurrence.
1006057
I really think it does. Having it unattached would make the ladder much more difficult and dangerous to climb. Falling off of it would likely be easier too since the bottom would be allowed to swing freely if it were unattached. I just attached mine to a 2X4 with holes drilled to feed the rope ends through. Then I attached the 2X4 to stakes pounded into the ground about a foot out from the top of the ladder like in the display picture. I use it all the time so I know it can handle an adults weight.
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I agree with Brad in the previous comment. When used to access an attic where there is no ladder installed, this works well. Note that this particular one is probably a little tall and you may want to look at the 12' model since the un-extended portion of the ladder can make the first step rather high. It sounds like there is currently an attic ladder installed, that will likely need to be removed to make this work safely; however, you may be able to get away with leaning this ladder on the old one (and extending it up past the top enough) if you have enough room where the ladder is located. I agree with Brad in the previous comment. When used to access an attic where there is no ladder installed, this works well. Note that this particular one is probably a little tall and you may want to look at the 12' model since the un-extended portion of the ladder can make the first step rather high. It sounds like there is currently an attic ladder installed, that will likely need to be removed to make this work safely; however, you may be able to get away with leaning this ladder on the old one (and extending it up past the top enough) if you have enough room where the ladder is located.
1018405
Ladder is removable. We bought a standard queen mattress (nothing fancy but comfortable) and it fits fine!
176442
with the skirts on, it is difficult but it can be done. amazons are smart birds and can pretty well do what they set their mind to. I bought this playstand because of the wood ladders and perches because i felt they were easier on their feet as opposed to the small metal ones. downside is that an amazon will probably chew on the wood. you can replace easily by making a trip to hardware store. for the money, this is one of the best i found and prevue is a good product. Hope I was helpful
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I think I found it on google, but what I did was drop front of track set it on short ladder. Took end off of track pulled out old one. Then I slid new one in place then activated opener to open. It sucked it right in. The you need to put back to gether. Then you have to make adjustments for open and close positions. Took about 30 minutes.
606323
It is removable. Unfortunetly only after you unscrew the mounting. It's a great sturdy ladder though!
2023783
Yes the wheels are already attached to the ladder just tilt the ladder and it's ready to roll. You also get the air deck.
599534
There are two loops which screw to the dock with 2 screws apiece, and two hooks on the ladders that hook under the loops. Pretty easy to get on and off seasonally, but a lot of torque on those four screws.
836836
This could be a little iffy. You would have to get on the second rung from the top, so be sure you have someone in the room helping. The ladder itself, however, is very sturdy.
1819726
Yes, the supports on the sides of the ladder require minor assembly. They are attached with a couple of bolts.
532643
I did not see any way to attach it. Works fine on standard extension ladder (Werner).
893366
the extensions won't be attached when you get the ladder, you'll have to attach them yourself. If you don't screw the bolts too tight you can take them on and off as desired. However, you'll want to be careful because I've lost extensions due to the bolts coming loose also. Overall I'm happy with the ladder though.
159053
Maybe if you put the ladder on the other side but the screw holes are pre drilled. So may not work
1197699
I don't think so. It needs a level straight path. It's also pretty heavy and not that easy to separate into the two sections. My wife cannot set it up. Small wheels at the bottom would be a good idea if they would contact the ground when the ramp is being removed from the top side.
1509156
No, you will have to remove it to use the Ladder. But its pretty easy to take it off and on.
846098
I use 2 empty large "Tidycat Lightweight" plastic containers. Fill them as much as possible with sand, then add water until they have very little air in them. Tuck them underneath these steps, or any steps, and secure with zip ties, or long white shoestrings to the ladder. This will hold the ladder down but you can undo them and take them out in the winter. You can use a little less sand/water mix to make it lighter to lift if you use 3 or more containers. This works great for me.