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boland

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#302799 21-Dec-2022 13:20
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We've got a Toyota Hi Ace campervan, with a bed at the top. Right now you have to climb in by climbing on the kitchen, which is not suitable for my parents. So I'd like to have a ladder. It has to be a folding one to be able to store it while driving.

 

Only thing I found is this one, but $379 for a ladder seems steep to me. Another other suggestions?


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  #3012732 21-Dec-2022 13:36
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how big does it need to be?


 
 
 

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boland

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  #3012739 21-Dec-2022 13:50
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Jase2985:

 

how big does it need to be?

 

 

About 1.8 meter in length, and should fold up to <1m.


SCUBADOO
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  #3012751 21-Dec-2022 14:07
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I have a telescopic ladder very similar to this purchased via Trademe: https://themarket.com/nz/p/telescopic-ladder-3.8m-extendable/4969-AA9DAN900


Stored in our motorhome it has survived 8 years of regular use. Cleaning roof, solar panels and the occasional repair.Probably overkill for 2m but it is perfect for our 3.3m high motorhome. Nothing a hacksaw could not fix.



Edit: Trademe still list a few. e.g. 2.8m - https://www.trademe.co.nz/a/marketplace/building-renovation/building-supplies/scaffolding-ladders/ladders/listing/3914887721



boland

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  #3012762 21-Dec-2022 14:27
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SCUBADOO:

 

I have a telescopic ladder very similar to this purchased via Trademe: https://themarket.com/nz/p/telescopic-ladder-3.8m-extendable/4969-AA9DAN900

 

 

 

Stored in our motorhome it has survived 8 years of regular use. Cleaning roof, solar panels and the occasional repair.Probably overkill for 2m but it is perfect for our 3.3m high motorhome. Nothing a hacksaw could not fix.

 



Edit: Trademe still list a few. e.g. 2.8m - https://www.trademe.co.nz/a/marketplace/building-renovation/building-supplies/scaffolding-ladders/ladders/listing/3914887721

 

Thanks, those look perfect! 2.8m would be handy as well to be able to get on the roof indeed. 

 

Very much appreciated!


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