Can I use 2 together to make a platform for trimming tall shrubs
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.
1147760
Yes. But you have to either buy the connection to stand on or have the proper sized woods piece to stand on.
702608
You can but I don't think it's a good idea considering the strength of the stand. It's not a very sturdy one. Secondly, you would not be able to cover it if you stack two. Hope this helps
1974617
Probably not the best option because the surface of this is not flat. I would suggest you get a dolly that has flat legs. For planters these work great.
685832
That would be no problem. Since they slide into one another, I do not think that you would need to cut them. My install was only slightly larger.
1539199
I'm using 2 for that. Used them all last year and they worked great. I liked how they have a smaller footprint but yet still very strong.
1540887
Yes it will..I did that to start and put 1 in the pot and then later had to put them in the ground and used 2 for both of those plants. My plants are doing well with these spikes. Good luck. :)
1330757
i think you might be able to as it's a pull-through mechanism. whether it's even or not will depend on how angled your branch is and how wide (ie, circumference of branch) at both points, tho.
826076
Yes you can!! We have stacked them 2 high (2 big squares) but it would be easy to add another . 2 high was just fine for the tomatoes. But I will warn you that the tomatoes do get very tall but it is nice to just reach in with very little bending.
1823720
You could, I would not recommend it. The pole gets too unstable and makes it hard to handle/use. I was also considering it, but after using with 3 poles I think it is max if you still want to maintain control.
382386
Yes. I have used this to trim around my porch & shrubbery. I have Bermuda and centipede grass in my yard. Turn the blades to the sideways position for runners. It works great.
2237123
It can be done but it's awkward due to the length of the pole. If you need to do this type cutting frequently a more traditionally sized saw is a better bet.
1599109
It could be done but you would need something to support the saw track (like a 2x10) that you could lay down beside your 2x4 and then just slide the track over as you make each 1/2" cut. It will be tricky though as you make each cut and the 2x4 decreases in width. The rubber bottom on the track may not be enough to keep the 2x4 from moving.
892322
If the distance between the steps is the same then there should be no problem. This "Little Giant" platform is not rocket science, but was agreat idea. This platform is a life saver when you have to stand in one spot for a while such as hooking up a ceiling fan or painting. Sure makes it easy on your feet. The "U" shape on the platform just goes on the step below and the platform slides out and the lip slides against the step you place it on. Good luck
2019852
I don't see why not as long as you have a very strong branch, remember your weight or the weight of kids could break the branch, I prefer the metal curved pole with three wide set legs, you can move this around and place it where you want.
197838
Just barely if the plants are short. You must allow two times the height of the the end plants plus the tallest in the row.
300357
Not really. It needs 2 pieces of 18 inch long 2 x 4 to go above the horizontal wood. So unless this piece of tree branch is relatively straight. It will not work that I can think of.
478767
Sorry - the parts that hang down are hollow so triming them would not work. - but still a great product if you have a place to use them.