[rs_cleancare]

Hi,

I was wondering what ladders you find best for inside cleaning.
Also a good place to buy.

Thanks, rob

[windows_chepstow]

I've only ever had two jobs which required large double extension ladders for the inside.  One of which I still do.

I just use my normal ladders!

There's allsorts of ladders available though; recently (was it in screwfix?) I saw a telescopic ladder that would fit in the boot your your car and safety tested to EN 131.

I think you need to specify for what type of job it is you're wanting them for.

[Solo Cleaning]

Hi rob

Inside ladder work

Just the thought of it makes me shudder.

Whatever kind of ladder you use make sure it has good rubber feet or get a decent ladder stop. Some inside floor surfaces can be lethal.

Lee

[Thecleanerservice]

Inside ladder work
I always use my rojak ladder stopper and if I can someone to foot.
Cautious man me.
Pj

One of my mottos over the years has been, "if it doesn't sound or feel safe...then it isn't.  Think again."

[alan_t]

There's allsorts of ladders available though; recently (was it in screwfix?) I saw a telescopic ladder that would fit in the boot your your car and safety tested to EN 131.

i seen some extendable ladders on screwfix the other day....as n e one actualy used one?

[thewindowcleaner1]

If the risk can not be managed don't do it

Several years ago I used to clean the inside of one of the local Kwik saves..

After a refit took my ladders inside as usual, put them up... though they didn't look right but thought it must be me as I had done this many times before, As I went up the ladder they went from under me, Ooouch dead lucky I was (they had raised the floor level during the refit) inside laddders no more for me unless I have some one footing them..

[rs_cleancare]

I have two jobs which i require ladders inside. One is an old victorian building with high celings and the other is for cleaning the inside of an conservertory roof.

I was thinking a pair of A ladders. Just want to make sure i get the right tool for the job. Don't want to end up on my arse!.

Cheers,
Rob