[fishman]

Being in my first year as a w/c, i am concerned about the frost as it effects your ladder sturdiness on paved gardens/driveways etc.Is there anything on the market that will assist stablity, any help will be gratefully received!

[julianbiggs]

i dont think you'll find the weather that bad. Just make sure you don't rush when getting a safe, stable base for your ladder...an extra 30 seconds stabilising could save your life!!!!

[russ_clark]

Rojak The Stopper
Look on ebay I sell them there !!
regards
Russ

[master cleaner]

i had spikes that bolted onto the ladders and used to use them in the snow , no need now with wfp but still have them , they were about £12 a pair

gary

[pjulk]

Put some articulated anti slip feet on your ladder there much safer.

Here are a couple of places that sell them

http://www.ladders-999.co.uk/
http://www.midlandladders.net/


Paul

[Helen]

the one rule to follow...if you don't think it is safe the DON'T do it!

[fishman]

Thanks guys and girls, Helen, i think im going for the rubber feet they look good to me!

[S_RICHARDSON]

i had spikes that bolted onto the ladders and used to use them in the snow , no need now with wfp but still have them , they were about £12 a pair

gary

  Where do you get these from we use them but we grind our own. It would be much simpler to buy them??   

Thanks in advance!!   

[shammy davis jnr]

if it looks like fear and smells of fear  dont go near 
thats what i tell my lads

[fishman]

adress to purchase earlier in this thread! good luck.

[AuRavelling79]

I'm wfp now - but decking is lethal when it is damp or frosty.