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TECKNET Telescopic Ladder, Aluminium Extension Ladder with Stabilizer Bar, Max Load 150kg/330lbs - 2.6M/330LBS - With code
TECKNET Telescopic Ladder, Aluminium Extension Ladder with Stabilizer Bar, Max Load 150kg/330lbs - 2.6M/330LBS - With code
TECKNET Telescopic Ladder, Aluminium Extension Ladder with Stabilizer Bar, Max Load 150kg/330lbs - 2.6M/330LBS - With code
TECKNET Telescopic Ladder, Aluminium Extension Ladder with Stabilizer Bar, Max Load 150kg/330lbs - 2.6M/330LBS - With code
TECKNET Telescopic Ladder, Aluminium Extension Ladder with Stabilizer Bar, Max Load 150kg/330lbs - 2.6M/330LBS - With code
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TECKNET Telescopic Ladder, Aluminium Extension Ladder with Stabilizer Bar, Max Load 150kg/330lbs - 2.6M/330LBS - With code

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The TECKNET Telescopic Ladder is an aluminium extension ladder designed with a focus on safety and durability.

product specifications:

  • Made from high-quality aluminium alloy
  • Maximum load capacity of 150kg/330lbs
  • EN131 safety certification
  • Equipped with a stabilising bar and hook for enhanced safety
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  1. MasterAK's avatar
    I have one, relatively sturdy and fits in our airing cupboard. Happy with it for £50.
  2. deangreen4's avatar
    Whilst I love the idea of these, and this is a great price, I always think it would be like climbing a wobbly rope ladder. Does anyone have one of these in use?
    ellbee's avatar
    They are steady but it takes a bit of time to get used to the thin rungs.
  3. Manny_1979's avatar
    Not sure 2.6m is useful, as once it’s against the wall, won’t the reach be just as high as a 5/6 rung step ladder?…their other option would be more useful (edited)
    john_n3MU's avatar
    no comparison. Have to be insane to stand 2/3rds up step ladder then reach up...that's the easy bit. Coming down once up there; if you have to step down a loft hatch is the tricky bit.
  4. Ragdoll_Pigeon's avatar
    I have similar, also 2.6m, did the job well when I needed to repair the flat roof on my dining room and my garage as well as fetching many footballs for the neighbour's kids, running some solar lights across the roof line of said dining room and also CCTV wiring. Had mine for about 5 or 6 years, paid £22 on eBay.
    john_n3MU's avatar
    this is why DIY needs outlawing.................
  5. Orpingtonaddick's avatar
    Wouldn’t risk buying a telescopic ladder from an unrecognised retailer. EN131 legislation is important with these and need to be sure that is being followed.
  6. Liv's avatar
    Discount code no longer works
  7. Pash_she's avatar
    Code doesn’t work for me either!!
    tightfistedoldgit's avatar
    I would have bought it if the code had worked :/
  8. qainat's avatar
    Sure way to cut off a finger or two
    john_n3MU's avatar
    i can buy the ladder off you when you get back from A & E...........
  9. CJones's avatar
    Anyone remember that old QVC video of a guy climbing one of these?
    Ragdoll_Pigeon's avatar
    The ones that collapsed underneath him?
  10. THETHING2248_'s avatar
    best i can find is (TK30)
  11. huwliddell76's avatar
    Code not working for me ??
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