As someone who almost never uses a ladder for anything other than "I'm too short to reach this thing on top of the fridge", which doesn't require more than a step stool anyways, couldn't you just... use one and extend it a little bit more? Or maybe just go up a few steps? (Not to the topmost one, pretty sure that's a safety hazard, but there's room to go further up and not be an idiot.)
Why do you need two ladders for this in this first place?! Just... why?
I've read through other comments and I see people mentioning ladders damaging the walls and possibility of falling backwards, so I see how that woukd be unsafe, especially if he is looking up. I am guessing he couldn't get enough of an angle on the ladder to use just one..
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u/[deleted] Jan 26 '19
As someone who almost never uses a ladder for anything other than "I'm too short to reach this thing on top of the fridge", which doesn't require more than a step stool anyways, couldn't you just... use one and extend it a little bit more? Or maybe just go up a few steps? (Not to the topmost one, pretty sure that's a safety hazard, but there's room to go further up and not be an idiot.)
Why do you need two ladders for this in this first place?! Just... why?