The top of our loft is 63 1/2 inches tall. Would the tall lader be at the right angle to hook on to this loft?
1413558
If 63.5 inches is the height were the hooks will hang, I guess that it will be fine. I'm not sure what some people may consider the right angle, but it seems to me that you don't want the ladder sticking too far out into the room, nor do you want it hanging straight down. The ladder is 66 inches tall, and that gives you 2. 5 inches more than you need to hang. That should give you a slight incline, but not too much that people are likely to trip over it.
1477788
It can,but you'll probably need to buy a longer rod for clearance? I bought a longer rod anyway for taller ceiling.... hope this helps
1695485
Yes, it would be great. My bar is 36" high and it works great. I ordered the higher ones by mistake and had to send them back and get this height.
210646
It would be close probably ok if you set it up so head is between joists. I have plent of clearance with a 8" ceiling and am 6"2 and short legs all upper body I do have to move away from a ceiling fan that hangs down a little more than a foot. It is a great price of equipment though and would highly recommend it if you have the space
1819238
I am not sure if you can. I wouldn't do that without checking with their help desk. They have wonderful live help person if you call. Have you looked to see if Whitmor makes a 72" shelving unit? Then for sure it would be stable and safe at that height.
1865363
Yes... the height is adjustable and there should be no problems "elsewhere".
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.
555835
I have the 3 step ladder and the answer would be...yes. I would imagine the same would apply to the taller ladder.
333107
Only if you mount a wider circular base to the feet to prevent tipping. Legs are not long enough for a top heavy item.
1573992
It certainly should be since it is adjustable by both height and angle. I would think you could adjust it to the position which works best for your particular situation.
861110
It might not be stable enough. You lose some length by putting it an angle rather verticle straight up. Osha requires an extra 3 feet above the rest point on top. 12 ft cealing might just be too tall for it. In a pinch you could getaway with it not for regular use like that.
1585118
Doubt that it would go flat enough unless you really want to point it to the ceiling. At it's lowest point it's angle is 7 inches upright.
1841253
would have to bend the downrod at the ceiling to match angle but it should work
1360628
should be able to, with room to spare. my tower is nearly that tall, and it fits just fine.
1623465
It would probably work, depending on wide the bar is you are hanging it on, a thin bar would be ok, you may have to take that piece of plastic off that is on the hangar part, I did..
66137
Yes, it will definitely work. It is actually adjustable for different heights.
1183849
It measures 12 inches from the base to top when fully on, so probably won't work for you.