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5 hours ago, therock said:

By the way

In case anyone wants to buy an almost new nine step ladder on the cheap, please pm me. I would like to get a taller one cheers

Isn’t a 9 steps ladder already quite high 

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1 hour ago, BanCoe said:

Isn’t a 9 steps ladder already quite high 

Too short...
I actually have another shorter seven step too, and that was not enough for my old place with a 3m ceiling... so I bought this and it was barely adequately... ideally I would like something taller. 

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I check other steps rivets.

From the front it looks ok.

But on the back, one is rusted (ready to break anytime), the other is missing.

So if you have an aluminum ladder, with pop rivets, please check before using.

Also any other stools, that you step on, please check. Wood may also rot and crack.

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12 hours ago, therock said:

Too short...
I actually have another shorter seven step too, and that was not enough for my old place with a 3m ceiling... so I bought this and it was barely adequately... ideally I would like something taller. 

Wah ! So high!  Your house must be the 1 next to Plaza Singapura 😂😂

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步步高升

蒸蒸日上

Upwards and onwards.. 👍

 

Will also sell cheap that 7 step one...  I like the Hailo ones... they look nice and sturdy.. safety and stylo..

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On 9/10/2020 at 8:35 PM, Fitvip said:

Strictly speaking No. But I had done it before.

Should  have bought this type.

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Yes, this us the type I have. More solid and robust. 

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On 9/10/2020 at 7:05 PM, Jamesc said:

Where did you buy it?

I thinking of getting one for my MIL.

:grin:

Your MIL will ask you to climb the ladder to change the bulb.

She will hold the ladder for you.

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10 minutes ago, Albeniz said:

Your MIL will ask you to climb the ladder to change the bulb.

She will hold the ladder for you.

Yeah she will help me by accidentally on purpose

pour oil on the floor.

:grin:

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5 minutes ago, Jamesc said:

Yeah she will help me by accidentally on purpose

pour oil on the floor.

:grin:

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why so complicated. just leave the switch and power on can liao 

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20 minutes ago, Jamesc said:

Yeah she will help me by accidentally on purpose

pour oil on the floor.

:grin:

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She is bright 💡 years ahead of you lah 🤣

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1 hour ago, Lala81 said:

why so complicated. just leave the switch and power on can liao 

Please lah don't give her any IDEAS.

When it comes to electronic things she is very suaku.

You give her ideas and she will DO it.

You want this to happen to me?

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On 9/12/2020 at 10:00 AM, Kb27 said:

I check other steps rivets.

From the front it looks ok.

But on the back, one is rusted (ready to break anytime), the other is missing.

So if you have an aluminum ladder, with pop rivets, please check before using.

Also any other stools, that you step on, please check. Wood may also rot and crack.

ladd4.jpg

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Replaced all the steps pop rivets with new stainless steel bolts. Gave it a new lease of life.

 

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Just asking again, in case anyone is looking for a 9 step ladder...

I've got an almost new one and I actually want to get something taller...

 

BTW, I notice that there aren't too many choices for the taller ones... those Hailo and the US ones aren't that tall....

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13 minutes ago, therock said:

Just asking again, in case anyone is looking for a 9 step ladder...

I've got an almost new one and I actually want to get something taller...

 

BTW, I notice that there aren't too many choices for the taller ones... those Hailo and the US ones aren't that tall....

This type long enough? Warning - it's not as sturdy, make sure someone assists to hold it. 

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On 9/15/2020 at 4:09 PM, Kb27 said:

Replaced all the steps pop rivets with new stainless steel bolts. Gave it a new lease of life.

 

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Bro, not sure how you will be affected, but hope you are aware that aluminium should not be in contact with steel. It is well known that there will be accelerated galvanic corrosion of 1 of the metals. That may ironically make your ladder worse off in terms of safety.

 

In car construction, they have to use special techniques to electrically isolate the 2 metals if they need to be fixed together.

 

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2 hours ago, Volvobrick said:

This type long enough? Warning - it's not as sturdy, make sure someone assists to hold it. 

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Thanks bro, I like the A Frame two sided ones (if the terminology is correct?)

I tried these and yep, they can slip... can't work solo so easily...

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