I had my shed broke in, and ive some ladders, triple and decent, and roof ladders, though not used for yrs
anyway i thought get some brackets and lock up, the triple are very tight, be a struggle getting back off, though they arnt used much
i looked every were for a longer lengh bracket, they was they biggest?
to lock my roof ladder, i would need a timber on the wall, then attach bracket, so it fits, with the wheels, its a double extenstion one
just wandering if there is a bigger size, ladders triple about 9 inch
cheers
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Re: ladder brackets
Why not rag bolt a chain to the wall and use a padlock, you can file off the flats on the bolt after fitting too if you want to.
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Re: ladder brackets
I arnt show what you mean? i did want the ladders on the wall, pref easy to take on and off, cheers
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Re: ladder brackets
Basic L shaped ones and a padlock and chain bracket might be the simple solution?
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