Werner Two Section Aluminium Loft Ladder with Handrail

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You must have the hinge guides already sitting below the extra top stops before fitting. If so, you can fix the extra top stops using two M4 bolts and nuts. Step six: Fit the bottom stops

You can extend the ladder 15cm or 30cm longer than its regular length. This will depend on your floor-to-ceiling height. If needed, extend the ladder now. Step ten: Finalise the installation We deliver to all postal areas in the UK, including England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands. Place the ladder in the position you want the ladder to open. Place small sections of timber board behind the frame and screw the ladder’s box frame in place.

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All that’s left is to test the ladder! As always, look to the instructions provided to ensure you do not fit the ladder incorrectly. You will use this to access the loft ladder. First, take the pole and fit the covering on the bottom of the pole. Then take the hook that will pull the door/ladder down and attach it accordingly. You can screw this in place to ensure it doesn’t fall off. Werner has dedicated loft ladder fitting instruction videos for each of their loft ladders. Here we’ve broken them down into simple steps to help make the process easier for you. How to install a Werner 3 Section Aluminium Loft Ladder The tensioned springs you fitted will hold this in position. Step nine: Extend the ladder now if needed This will help determine the required ladder change when fitting the ladder. Step two: Mark a vertical centre line on the ceiling joist

Optional): Before securing the frame in place, add mineral wool insulation around the frame to prevent drafts. Screw through the piece of board, insulation, and frame to secure it in place. Step five: Caulk around the frame Then fit the trap door to the bottom edge of the opening. This should create a flush appearance with the ceiling when closed. Make sure to test the opening and closing of the door. Step two: Find the centre of the short side of the trapdoor closest to the floor when openedMethod two: Nail the box to the ceiling joists with a hammer and nails. Step three: (Timber ladders) Cut the ladder to the required height Now, you will most likely have a kit at hand with most of the items you need for the fitting. However, you will have to get other tools and parts as the kit does not include them all. So, here is what you will need to make sure you have before fitting your loft ladder: As with any ladder fitting, read the instructions that come with the ladder to ensure you do not fit it incorrectly. Your ladder should now be able to swing from the hinges and slide freely up and down the guides. Step eight: Fit the stowing ‘V’ rod You can now screw the rod in place on the floor of the loft at its connection point. Step nine: Prepare the stowing pole