Can 2 ladders somehow be attached to each other to make one longer ladder?
1275148
I wouldn't think so and the chance of injury too great IMO if something goes wrong due to being twice as high and not being used as intended.
861111
Although I'm very happy with this ladder, it sounds like it would be a bit too short for your intended purpose.
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.
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.
524943
I don't think it will work - we bought a regular extension ladder, because the Little Giant didn't work.
301141
I do not think so. The ladder is to be mounted from the ceiling so it can be pulled down and the feet of the ladder rest on the floor.
2205145
Yes. I believe you can. However, they are different heights so they will not look identical. Good product so far. Assembles well, with some help.
1740831
about the same space as original, the ladder ain't as big as I thought its just the right size, if your in a space that has more space one way than the other u might have to flip ladder verticaly and then back depending on the specific moves
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!!!
669879
You're right, this is a safer bet without an extension ladder. But I've never had a problem, as the extensions lock together well. If it bothers you, just take the extensions apart, and use a single ladder. Or, you could tie them together or rig a 'lock' so that they absolutely won't come apart. This is a very cool device, and thicker, stronger and heavier than you'd expect.
1147759
I believe that is a possibility with this ladder, although you would need to purchase the kit to connect the two loose ladder sections together at the hinge.
2011486
Hi, I do not believe there is any way to do that. Meant for an extension ladder without a step st the top.
1720871
The ladder is hung by wrapping the rope loop around the branch and putting the end of the ladder through the space above the top rung, then cinching it down. It's not tied, per se, but simply looped around the branch. I did have to use a couple large zip ties to help keep the loop in place, but with a large enough branch, that shouldn't be an issue. I hope I explained that clearly, it would be helpful if I could include a drawing for you...
549871
I don't have a multi ladder but my guess is that the u-bolts used to attach the stabilizer may be too small to go around the bracing of the multi ladder. The u-bolt attachments just barely fit over a standard extension ladder.
673921
I'm not sure how high mine is right now, but I ended up extending the legs with tubing. My advise is to get the longer ladder and cut it shorter if necessary.
159052
No, unfortunately the screw holes are drilled out for the ladder and the whole configuration is made to be exactly like the picture. There's not a double side even to rig a ladder on the other side....unless you went to Home Depot and patched something together. However I have seen similar beds w the configuration you're looking for. Good luck!
101500
simple no,, you could jerryrig it but it would be unsafe and unwise it is designed for extension ladders