On looking this up:
http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=howTo&p=BuyGuide/ChsUseLdr.html
from Lowes, but by searching for "reach", meaning climbing on the ladder to be able to clear as wide a length of guttering or paint as large an area of wall as possible.
Another problem is that length of ladder is given in size of each extension: you lose about 40cm for a two-section extension ladder.
Figure it this way. A typical newer house has 8 ft. ceilings (N. America), with perhaps 1 ft or 30cm loft space between floors. Then observe the terrain adjacent the house, and the space to the first floor. Give yourself plenty of room for error here.
To that estimated height, add about 10% for the angle that the ladder leans against the house (i.e., cosine of the angle from the house); maybe 15% if you wish to be conservative.
Now, figure how much additional ladder you want above the eave of the roof. If you expect to climb onto the roof (for cleaning or at a later date), you probably want a substantial height above the roof, such as perhaps 1/2 meter or 1 1/2 ft.
In figuring this, consider that you can always use less ladder height, down to the collapsed size. Now decide if you will be near electrical power wiring, in which case you want fiberglass, but if not, choose aluminum because it is lighter in weight.
Windows are typically transparent, allowing light to pass through while enabling a clear view of the outside. However, some windows may have translucent properties if they are frosted or treated, diffusing light but not providing a clear view. Opaque materials, on the other hand, do not allow light to pass through at all. Luminous refers to objects that emit their own light, which does not apply to standard windows.
Step on the ice and slide across the big sheet like a skating rink to get to the ladder use the rocks to help you change direction.
No they do not.
Check that the ladder is in good condition with no broken or missing parts, that the rungs are secure, and that it is at the appropriate angle for safe use. Also ensure the area around the ladder is clear of obstacles and that the ground is level and stable.
Glass and Windows
Stained Glass Windows are much more of a sight to passers by, when walking past a church would you rather see coloured glass or clear glass? There's your answer.
you get it in icefall cave on 4 island clear the ice to get to the ladder that will lead you to the HM waterfall.
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Write it out as written
When using an attic scissor ladder, it is important to follow these safety precautions: Ensure the ladder is properly installed and secured before use. Always face the ladder and maintain three points of contact while climbing. Do not exceed the weight limit of the ladder. Use a safety harness if working at heights. Keep the area around the ladder clear of obstacles. Do not lean or overreach while on the ladder. Use proper lighting and ventilation in the attic. Have someone nearby in case of emergency.
It does make the windows more tinted and it is not crystal clear glass.