Are the rungs comfortable when ladder is tipped to butt up against wall ("90degree")? Looks like you'd stand on edge of rungs.
1300869
I put the edges of the rungs at my heels which aids in balance and the remainder of my foot is on the rung. I have not experienced a problem with this. I can say that this is the most stable step ladder I have ever been on, period. Hope this helps!
1300870
I haven't been uncomfortable with any position that I've used my ladder. Its just a great ladder. The rungs are also stable enough to stand on.
1300871
I use it in this configuration often. They are not flat but they are not too bad.
1300872
I've used mine that way.....tread is not level, but not at too great an angle. I can't say I recall it bothering me at all.
1816165
I don't believe I would recommend that. It is more for situations when there is something supporting the ladder from behind, such as a house elevation, etc. I probably would not do well with nothing supporting it from behind.
1452942
That is correct, you need to put the foot in the mount in the up position and locate the position for the mount. That way you can have it so you can leave the foot on one or the other side when using it on level ground. Sometime one of the ladder rungs decides where you will put it.
1258912
I think it's gravity- I'm at work right now, but I can certainly check when I get home. But I'm pretty sure all you have to do is lift up. So, if you hung it out a window, I'd only be concerned about the impact of each step clunking open that might jerk it out of your hands, especially if you're in a hurry. I'd hesitate to make it your fire safety ladder because there's nothing keeping it secure at your height.
1068481
It is not designed for that. There is a brace under the ladder portion that I think may not be good for the liner. My husband is 400 lbs and I am close to 300 lbs and we have been using this ladder system for a couple of weeks now. It works great. A "little" wobbly when nearing the top but we have adjusted and it's awesome.
2272747
Hi, the top rung is five feet off the ground on my six foot Louisville Ladder :)
2052217
I honestly don't think a person that tall would be comfortable in this bed. It's a great bed my boys love it but the ladder is narrow and getting off of it wouldn't be fun
549870
I just looked at your ladder on Amazon and it appears that it would work; especially on the 3rd rung from the top that's where the standard width starts on downward. I'm not sure on the wider rungs how well it will set you back from the wall especially the corners or top of gable roof. I've used it in all three situations.
880286
You can safely stand on the platform step but not on the very top of the ladder. It is designed with a space for holding items like a hammer or light bulb while you are working but it is not a solid step
992869
This is a very stable ladder. I would not be afraid of it tipping at all. Follow all directions enclosed for safety and watch the DVD. I would highly recommend it ! Hope this helps you out.
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.
1879364
Should be ok to use while on a ladder. It is very lightweight and can be used with one hand.
1113475
Sorry can't help. Don't have a tall enough ladder to reach it right now. Someone else installed it for me. Absolutely love it!!!
836741
No way, not unless you are 6'5" and can reach the ground. Its awkward to sit with your feet on the bottom rung for a long time. It's not natural like having them out in front of you planted firmly on the ground.
1200257
Yes. Just try to avoid the horizontal ridges. If you stay close to the center of each "lap" you should be fine. The standoff works better on vinyl (and any other type of siding) than a standard ladder in protecting the siding surface.
1129221
Yes just be careful because the width is as one of the steps, but I use it and the ladder is so light!
653972
I would be hesitant to put a ladder on them. It may not even fit. While they are fairly strong they are geared towards poles, towels etc.