Xtend & Climb Pro.

[echo]

Just wondering if anyone has bought or even used the xtend and climb pro ladders.

On first instinct many of you, like myself, probably wouldnt touch telescopic ladders with a bargepole. However theyve been highly reccomended to me by a friend of mine who swears by them.

Just looking at buying a smaller pair of ladders to the ones i currently have. I thought the plus point of these would be i can just throw them in the boot of the car. Other than getting my ladders out of garage puttint them on the roof rack, clamping etc.

So any feedback off anybody who has a pair or has used a pair would be appreciated.

Thanks

[avcctv]

I've got a set and would highly recommend them, when I first used them they did make me a tad twitchy, but I trust them 100% now. They make life a lot easier.

[echo]

thanks avcctv made me feel much better about getting a pair now. Didn't fancy throwing

[avcctv]

Screwfix 79 quid a pair mate.

[breff]

I've thought of getting some but they don't go high enough to get to bells do they?

[avcctv]

I've thought of getting some but they don't go high enough to get to bells do they?

No, but they are ideal for anything else specially when there is no loft ladder. Easy to carry and don't end up covered in road salt and corrosion in the winter.

I hate getting my ladders off the van, but now only have to do it for the bells which I do first to get it over and done with.

[echo]

There are 2 versions in screwfix from what I see a pair for

[james.wilson]

depends if you want to mount them at 6ish metres or not lol

if you want tham at about 4m then yes.

[echo]

lol, yeah fair enough point haha.

Suppose you would get away with it on a fair few houses.

[james.wilson]

a lot of people do mate

also working at height may enforce it for you if your company operates a 4m max height rule.