roof ladder???
I am coming to ground on a travel trailer and need advice. The dealer is recommending not installing a roof ladder as it makes holes in the TT and can give unwanted access to the roof. The roof ladd...
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RV daytrader wrote:RedRocket204 wrote:
No installed ladder on ours but I do have a slide with no topper. I chose to go with one of these, which I can move around to where ever I want and not have to actually be on the RV roof:
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Xtend-Climb-8-5-ft-Telescoping-Aluminum-Extension-Ladder-with-225-lb-Load-Capacity-Type-II-Duty-rating-750P/203024222#.UdLUUPnCa-0
Ditto....VERY stable leaned against side of RV...use mine to put kayaks on roof. And like you said, you place it where you want to check. Why climb a rear mounted ladder and have to walk the whole length of RV to check something up front??
X3 on the above. The telescoping ladder is very light and easy to store. A lot cheaper and easier that installing a TT ladder, also more versatile. Mine can also convert to a 6' "A" frame ladder, as well as the 14' extension ladder.
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