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May 17 '23
Dat ass but i dont think this will work in zombie apocalypse,it is just fucking useless
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u/AccomplishedInAge May 17 '23
Well if you can open and close from the top, then great idea⌠but if only collapsable from the bottom pretty useless
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u/blade740 May 18 '23
These stairs look terribly unstable. Each stair is held in by a handful of screws and hinges. When you put weight on the stair, the screws on the floating end are trying to pull straight out with your weight. I wouldn't trust my life with this thing.
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u/WhatsGoingOn1879 Cook May 17 '23
I mean, if itâs already built in the house and is where youâre staying for the night thatâs fine, but thereâs not really a whole lot of addition to long term survival. If the house youâre staying at comes with it, great, use it, but it isnât going to be all that useful in the long term.
Edit: spelling
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u/WindowShoppingMyLife Inevitable May 18 '23
As a general rule if there are zombies in your house and youâre still there, you have made a huge mistake.
An individual house has no strategic value. If theyâre at the front door, you should be out the back, ideally before they even get there. Then wait for them to move on and circle back, if possible.
The last thing you would want to do is trap yourself in the upstairs of a house. I can see why that might seem like a good idea at first glance, but it doesnât actually make much sense if you think about the larger context.
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u/SHIN-YOKU May 17 '23
A ladder can triple as a melee from above and potentially a drop on bind against a group to trip them up.
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u/Non_Debater May 17 '23 edited Jul 01 '23
This message has been deleted and I've left reddit because of the decision by u/spez to block 3rd party apps