Can I assemble 2 of the 6-steps ladders into a longer one?
881514
I think it can be done,but I suggest you contact torklift.they are well biilt steps and i recommend them to anyone looking for a great quality product.
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.
966203
No not really. It is two pieces that stack to make one tall one or two shorter ones. I hope that helps. This rack has been great
1382925
You could stack them but there is no way to connect them together,so I wouldn't do it. I am not sure what you mean by making it an inch taller.
1867129
Sorry, I do not. It comes with 6 and that is how directions say to put it together.
161736
No, there is no threaded hole in the end to attach two poles together. It would also flex too much to be useful. Could you not use an 8' ladder and your body length and reach to get to 24'.
2076464
The ends of the rope are at the bottom of each side with the top having about 3 feet of rope that loops up and over the top. You could certainly cut the top of one of the ladders and knot it to the bottom of another, so long as you measure and knot equally so it hangs correctly. (And you might also take into account that the second ladder will "reduce" the weight supported by the top ladder to account for the weight of the added one.)
1841630
the feet look like the rest of the ladder, but are adjustable with through bolts to achieve the correct length. You may, if I recall, have to get the opening to a full 54 inches. I had to expand mine from 48 which I did by relocating a stud between two joists and then cutting the sheet rock. I finished the edges of the door panel with trim to make the opening look more professional.
2258652
With the proper tools (you'd need a torch) it could be done....but because of how it would need to be cut it would be VERY DIFFICULT to get the legs even (read *impossible*).....then you have to take the following into consideration: the ladder would also have to be shortened, placing the bottom rung either on the floor or completely missing. The legs themselves would then be open-ended so you would have to find some way to protect your floor from them. You would no longer have enough clearance under the bed to place a desk or chair (for anyone over 5'2" or so)
1999976
No, sadly you can't. :( it's also a lot shorter than you think it is. It was hard to put together at one point because some peices were just inches off than what they were supposed to be.
532644
brackets on this corner buddy are adjustable. Having said that, I am unsure of restrictions to which it may or may not find ladders of smaller dimensions! Good luck!
905852
I wouldn't think so. The height between levels would be short and the width of the ladders would be small.
1627035
Check the little giant ladder web site, they are comparable with adjustable step ladder
202034
Yes, but it doesn't take very long. I put 2 of them together in about 10 minutes. Longest part was unwrapping each part.
187598
The steps are about 8 or 9 inches apart. The ladder is very sturdy but very heavy.
2095585
its not designed for that and it wouldn't be my recommendation. Gravity would not cause the ladder here to extend. Even if you could get this to work that way it would take so long to accomplish the task. Sorry to disappoint you.
1054733
Hello,This bunk bed can only be assembled as pictured with the ladder on the right.Regards,Kristin BabekPresidentMomsBunkHouse