Roof Ladder

[ClaudeFeller]

Like the topic title says:

I need a roof ladder, like here:

Roof ladder

Any Thai websites to order online quickly?

[cheshiremusicman]

Like the topic title says:

I need a roof ladder, like here:

Roof ladder

Any Thai websites to order online quickly?

Do you mean a 'loft ladder' if so you can buy a very good one from Hafele, its a complete unit that only requires cutting the right size aperture in the ceiling.

If its a 'roof ladder' then you can buy a double extension one in aluminium from Homepro or a builders supply shop.

[Pushit]

I've never seen a roof ladder in Thailand, I assume you mean a ladder with a hook for the roof apex and wheels to run the ladder up the roof surface.

As a botch job a bamboo ladder could be modified.

Sorry can't help more.

[longball53098]

You have a picture of the thing. Buy an aluminum extension ladder locally

Take it to a local shop and have them modify it to look like your picture. These shops can do magic if you use the right one.

[lazeeboy]

i'd go to a metal shop and have one made mprobably cheaper to

[cheshiremusicman]

Like the topic title says:

I need a roof ladder, like here:

Roof ladder

Any Thai websites to order online quickly?

Do you mean a 'loft ladder' if so you can buy a very good one from Hafele, its a complete unit that only requires cutting the right size aperture in the ceiling.

If its a 'roof ladder' then you can buy a double extension one in aluminium from Homepro or a builders supply shop.

Sorry, my apologise, I failed to look at the pic you had posted, old age and senility catching up (fast) with me.

I beleive that the simplest way would be to get a local guy to make the 'hook and claw' that you could hang an oridinary double or single one on.

[ClaudeFeller]

Thats what I will do: Go to a local iron shop.

It was funny to see the irritated faces in the Samui hardware shop pretending "This no have in Thailand"..

[Milo]

Even when roofing back in England simply used to knock one up out of 2"x1" PSE timber, chuck it in the skip when done. Only necessary very occasionally for a particularly steep pitch on the old Georgian/Victorian houses or spread the weight on old/brittle corrugated sheets. Rest of the time just soft soled shoes not to crack the tiles/sheets.

Believe Health and Safety Executive would have a field day with me these days, chatting to a mate the other day who reckons a householder can't even paint his upstairs windows from a ladder anymore, must use a scaffold

I'd follow Pushit's idea of modifying a bamboo ladder, hardly as if you'll be using it daily for a living and needing it to last years?