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3 comments:
Well,let's hope you have a head for heights as well as an eye for a bargain!
we have one of those, very useful for painting high, high up, very stable, easy to climb
I have to say I had a hard time with setting it up/extending it, my husband did that for me after I had some misteps with the upper part sliding down suddenly and almost taking my fingers off, bruises on my legs after it tipped down on me, I found it heavy and hard to move, anyway my husband was able to deal with it easily, I didn't read the directions and am not mechanically inclined,
good buy, just be very careful with the set up
@Shelley and Tess--Don't worry. I just find the bargain ladders. I don't climb them. I'm not too good with heights, plus am a general all-around klutz.
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