[ringo1968]

 Apparently there is a good one on the market but i was wondering how many cleaners use these and are they worth buying as i am just starting up ? Thanks.

[Gav Camm lammy 283]

Apparently there is a good one on the market but i was wondering how many cleaners use these and are they worth buying as i am just starting up ? Thanks.

rojac ladder stopper 39 quid y wait till u fall ??
built to do the job and a lot better than a broken leg
 thats 6wks off work no ,money etc etc make yr own mind up 

[Mike55]

I have a rojak and it is a handy bit of kit.  I would recommend you get one if using ladders.

Cheers
Mike

[ccw]

defo good bit of kit...also the rubber articulated feet are worth having.

[idealrob]

Rojac stopper, fantastic, we dont use ladder for a long time, but if need outside light at home changing, allways use it.

idealrob

[Mike 108]

...also the rubber articulated feet are worth having.

Get the 'rubber articulated feet' that bolt to the bottom of your ladders, first. They are a permanent attachment - you have to carry a 'Rojac' ladder stopper seperately.

http://www.ladders-999.co.uk/ladder_accsr_feet.htm

There are several suppliers of these, charging between £18 and £30 for the same thing. Shop around.

Mike

[Mike 108]

Stan

Why are you not using them?

[trevor povey]

spikes are unbeatable for soft ground as they embed themselves into the ground and the ladders will not move also a must are the rubber mits for the end of the ladders these stick to the cills when you need to reach whilst up yr ladder and also will protect yr customers cills from scratching.
get your spikes  fitted on at the ladder place were u purchase them I,ve used them for 20 yrs and never had a problem with them.