Will this work well on ceilings. Mine are very high and I'm getting to old to use a ladder or step stool?
1643332
I have never tried it on the ceiling. It might work. I only use it on smothe floor surfaces like hardwood, vinyl, ceramic tile.
1643333
Yes it does depending on how high your ceilings are. It is adjustable and at least 5' long maybe more. My ceilings are 9'3" tall and it works great.
403711
I don't think it's high enough. I am only 5'1 so I don't know how tall you are but I could just reach to clean my 1 story rain gutters. The ladder has the reach that it states in the ad.
421214
Most ceilings are at least eight feet high so unless you are six feet tall and you jump more than two feet high you shouldn't have any problems. Another idea is to use it outside where there would be no height restriction.
1752622
Thank you. I am a single woman with a large property to maintain and am afraid of heights so anything that would help me avoid a ladder would be good. I will keep looking for something more lightweight.
502801
I have a nine foot ceiling. Sometimes I have to use a step stool to reach some of the small pots and pans. I am 5'1" though. It doesn't come with the low ceiling arms. I'm not sure if any particular brand would work with this particular set. I love it though!
2094151
You just need level ground and a solid surface like a wall to lean it against so as long as the ladder is long enough, it should work.
186848
Yes I believe it would. it's fairly long a shorter ladder might be better just because when you step on the bottom of the long ladder if that's a lot of leverage on the brackets. but if you keep that in mind yes it would work
312294
With not knowing your type of step ladder it's to be 100% sure?But if the ladder has a top rail or the top step will fit into the fixed mounting hanger there should'nt be a problem.
1813192
I have one and it is a fine, well built ladder, however it is too heavy and limited on the height it reaches. Since you are limited on space you should seriously consider the Hailo www.hailo model 8855-821. Germain made, holds up to 225 lbs, much lighter and easier to maneuver, cheaper, allows user to more comfortable to 12" ceilings, If I had to give up one it would be the COSCO. Hailo even has an extension bar that can further be elevated another foot you can grip and feel more secure. Hope that helps you
1378900
I would say no, it will not work. The foot pedal at its highest point is almost 19 inches off the floor. Add a person 70 inches tall,, that equals 89 inches. If the ceiling is truly 7 feet/84 inches, then you need 5 more inches for clearance. Or you could lean forward a little, but probably not the best idea.
1879364
Should be ok to use while on a ladder. It is very lightweight and can be used with one hand.
668698
The pullup tower is over 7 feet high, perhaps just under 7.5 feet. If your ceiling is 7.5 feet then you won't be able to do pullups on this, as your head would go a foot above the height of the bar (nearly 8.5 ft). You can also consider the pullup bar from trapezeriggings.com. It's not as sturdy as this tower, but sturdy enough that you shouldn't worry about it toppling over (I use it with the stabilizer kit). The height is adjustable and it's portable.
1164786
You lose use of the top two rungs of the ladder. And you want the ladder right up against the roof or you will created a gap on the step thru. I use ladder pro levelers on the feet portion and it works great. It's very easy to use and very OSHA friendly.
170917
it might be a bit top heavy, I have multiple height ladders and found out a 6ft. gives you more reach than usually needed. If you are trying to trim at 20 ft or higher I would recommend a professional swinging branches from that height can be dangerous.
1221957
I don't think it would work on a ceiling that is not level as the metal piece that fits against the ceiling is not flexible. Great pole though. It has really helped my husband stand up.
2054719
You are 34" off the ground at the top step so 9' ceilings should be fine for almost all users. 8' or less could be an issue.
1631875
The upper-most step is about at 30". So it may work. Whether it'll look ridiculous is subjective and totally up to you! But my 4-year-old uses the ladder well, and she's small for her age. Hope that helps!