Are you able to use this ladder without having to extend it open ?
1858949
If you put it against a solid surface but then you wouldn't have the steps so I would say no....hope this helps
1858950
Possibly if you leaned it against a solid surface, but I haven't tried so I don't know from personal experience.
1858951
stability seems to require that any ladder should be used according to it's design for safety. in this case it means..open the ladderbecasue the steps are inaccessible until you do. isn't that a wonderful protective feature?the manufacturer precludes that foolish idea!
1858952
It never occurred to me to use it this way, and I doubt it, but maybe you can ask the manufacturer.
1858953
stability seems to require that any ladder should be used according to it's design for safety. in this case it means..open the ladder becasue the steps are inaccessible until you do. isn't that a wonderful protective feature? the manufacturer precludes that foolish idea!
1229266
Sorry, I don't know as I have a different type of ladder. If you visited a store that carried both, such as Home Depot, you would be able to try fastening them together yourself.
1592846
Yes I believe it can. The ladder itself only connects to the front side. You can see it in the instructions at the link I just put at the end of this message. I would just make sure that the member you are attaching it too is sturdy enough, that is why it comes with brackets to shore up the corners of an attic opening. Hope this helps. us.wernerco.com/docs/userguides/aa8.pdf?status=master
2011485
No. It must slide over the side rails of an extension ladder. Any other modification could be potentially dangerous.
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.
445745
Hi Tavia, no you can push the ladder in and out without the crank. You can also raise it without the crank, However I don't like pushing it DOWN by force, although its happened before and still works fine, it takes some force to push it and I don't want to take the chance. Overall a very sturdy toy
424139
No, the ladder is rigid. It is only hinged at the top. It doesn't collapse and cannot be made shorter. It is a great ladder and I carry it on my motorhome rear roof access ladder using the camco bike rack.
812665
extra x-it ladder will just sit in a pile on the ground below the window and should not cause any problems.keep in mind at the end of the day, you are trading the risk of being trapped with climbing out - you choose:)
669880
I am not sure if you can use it with extension ladder. I always use it with one piece of extension ladder because I doubt it would work with both pieces. Even if you could secure the ladder from coming apart, one section would be up a few inches higher and not resting on the roof as intended. I'd say only use it with a single section of ladder.
2048034
Yes you can attach a stabilizer to it. Depending on which type of stabilizer is attached, you might have to take off and on before the ladder (top most wrung) can be collapsed all the way.
858225
No. We had the same problem, but had to live with it. The ladder has pre-drilled holes and is part of the frame. No way to reverse the set up.
1853536
As long as you didn't screw the ladder on, it would be relatively easy to unstack the beds. (And you didn't have a bunky board mattress on top -they are just heavy mattresses....which they say isn't needed)
1332193
no, you can fully extend the leg, do not worry about it. Worry more that does not fit tight
135286
Probably not unless you lift the whole thing. You can swing it open if you open one end, but it's not the same as there is a "door" that you can open.
2130322
I would think it might not be safe. The leg of the ladder could twist or bend?
1242674
Yes. It consists of 2 10-inches pieces of ladder. One piece is hooked on the top and is able to move around and the other piece extends on top of the other.
1396452
No....unable to shorten. 4 pieses total. Don't really need a ladder though for the pool, we just leg over it.