Rojak ladder stopper - Window Cleaning Issues

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Rojak ladder stopper

Posted by anderclean (anderclean), 7 March 2004

hi guys

am using the 'rojak' with excellent results (bought the biggest size).

Psychologicly though it's weird and hard to put the ladder back far with out a foot.

Any one else using this (rojak) and/or is there something better? ............ and how far back can you work with it?

Rob

Posted by D.Salkeld_Ltd (D.Salkeld_Ltd), 7 March 2004

Hi Rob,

Remember it's not just footing the bottom of the ladder that make it safe to use.

Do you need to Guard the bottom as in roadways or footpaths

How high are you going - remember there is a HSE recomended hight limit with or without proper footing

David Salkeld
D.Salkeld Ltd

Posted by anderclean (anderclean), 7 March 2004

David
thanks for your concern............
I'm not up very high but have some chalet style houses with windows sat back.
There are no roadways or footpath issues.

So far the 'rojak' has paid for itself over a few times.
Does anyone else use it and/or is there something better and how far back can you use it ?

Rob

Posted by matt (matt), 7 March 2004

we have 1 and its great

we currently have a few houses that have a porch roof, so the ladder has to go back to roughly a 45 degree angle Roll Eyes

but its allways footed aswell at that angle

Posted by riz (riz), 7 March 2004

brought 1 a month ago, still put a water container on it for added security though!

Posted by WavieDavie (WavieDavie), 7 March 2004

Hi riz - how's things?

Tell us all a bit more about yourself, fill in your signature and profile and don't be a stranger Wink

Read through the Welcome Message at the top of the list of posts so you know what to expect from us, and what we expect of you.

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Enjoy!

Davie

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