Can this ladder be used with 3-4 feet of uneveness? I want to use it to change lightbulbs above a very large kitchen island.
1030437
Without a doubt. I used the ladder in a stairwell and had almost the same height ratio. The ladder was very stable and I felt completely safe 10 feet in the air.
1030438
Yes, this ladder can be used on unevenness and steps/stairs in your house with no problem and very stable. The ladder is awesome, the only negative is the weight of the ladder, it is heavy and well made! Love mine but don't use it as much as I anticipated. Hope this helps.....
2056950
I believe it can. I gave a pair to my son in law who has a different brand of ladder. I understand that he uses it all the time as he works in hilly San Francisco.
1052275
We have a "standard" height ceiling and it came almost to the floor. I would guess that it would be fine with a somewhat higher ceiling, but you would have to step up a bit higher to the ladder. Just be sure that the opening to the attic is large enough. Ours was too small to accommodate the ladder and a person.
2093522
It would not give you the support because it is designed for a 4" step. As you can tell from the picture the slats on the underside are designed to sit on the ground. I higher rise would cause them to lift off the ground.
458988
If necessary you can raise the entire unit 7-8 inches using leg extensions, sold separately for 10 bucks. I did this because I have high ceilings, and it worked like a charm. I really love this piece.
764874
I had mine put up by somebody but if you have higher ceilings I'm sure all you have to do is go to your local hardware store and purchase a chain that size. So to answer that yes you can
532644
brackets on this corner buddy are adjustable. Having said that, I am unsure of restrictions to which it may or may not find ladders of smaller dimensions! Good luck!
2011485
No. It must slide over the side rails of an extension ladder. Any other modification could be potentially dangerous.
555835
I have the 3 step ladder and the answer would be...yes. I would imagine the same would apply to the taller ladder.
880759
I measured mounted mounted light from ground without step ladder. It looked like 3 1/4 but it very well could be 3 1/2". How bout switching out the box? It's an easy job and they can be found cheap.
891321
I am unable to climb up on a ladder and measure the brackets. I can tell you that the holes for mounting are right in line on the center of the brackets. There should be no problem concerning the width of the beams.We used some small bunji cords to hold the cords in place between the bike and the brackets. You might not need this on a standard bike, but we have a tandem bike. hope this helps.
650370
No, it is not big enough and would make it top heavy n wobbly. You need at least a 4 ft base.
492321
It needs a slant in my application, which is latched at the top with the bottom resting on the floor. For a vertical mounting of this or any other ladder, you must find a very secure method to mount it at both top and bottom. This one is good for 300 lbs.
1176498
Can't answer that as the highest level is a function of the stability of the ground under the ladder, the surface against which the upper point will be resting, the availability of a spotter-cum-ladder holder and the anchoring of both top and bottom that may be available. The ladder itself is very well built and solid/strong. You should do some on line reading about ladder safety and be excessively cautious. OLDHOUSEONLINE.COM has a good introductory page on how to use a ladder.
917205
I think my ladder is 36 foot extention. This works well with this aluminum ladder. The only thing I would tell you is that it makes the ladder heavier because it is heavy metal compared to the ladder. It is best and safest solution for my property, better than using bricks or wood to prop up.
595522
I'm pretty sure I have the largest, the 26'. It is A-frame to 11'. I also have a two-story entrance. I have been able to get to my light three different ways. One is with the ladder in A-frame and me standing on the next to top rung and stretching, barely. Another was extended all of the way and using the standoff accessory to keep it out away from the wall some, which was much easier. The final way may have been unique to me, but I reached out from the balcony with a pole and pulled the hanging light to me. Good luck. Again, I'm pretty sure this is the very best you are going to get.
2130322
I would think it might not be safe. The leg of the ladder could twist or bend?