Getting On The Roof With An Extension Ladder

To secure the extending roof ladder a pair of roof hooks should be installed onto the ladder.

Getting on the roof with an extension ladder.

The ladder stabilizer may be used with standard extension ladders for greater stability and safety. Choose the flattest spot possible to keep your ladder stable. Extend the ladder at least 3 rungs above the crate. Choose a pair of shoes.

To prevent damage by a ladder get a delivery type plastic milk crate. Use wire string or bungy cord to secure the crate to the ladder around the middle of the rung itself. Standoff distance against a sidewall is 19 in. Designed for cleaning gutters or working on sides of houses.

Before you go near your ladder you need to dress the part. It took about 90 minutes to make. To begin the setup process at first you have to place the pivit where you would like the bottom leg of the ladder to go. Obey this setback rule.

Place it on the ground open side down. Roof zone ladder stabilizer helps prevent costly gutter damage when placed directly on roof. You want a spot that s dry and. Keep the base of the ladder at least 1 foot out from the house for every 3 feet in height.

The next thing on your to do list would be to take the ladder up to the roof and start setting it up. Getting back onto the ladder off the roof is merely a matter of reversing your steps as you hold onto the top end of the ladder with your hands. A roofing ladder is simply an extension ladder that has been securely attached to the ridge of a sloped roof to allow a roofer to work from an angle though no more than 75 degrees on the roof. Slowly raise the ladder with crate attached to the roof just above the gutter.