can the top section of the ladder be hung from a 1.5" hook?
1785760
The upper top of the ladder is a tray measuring 5 inches in width. I have my ladder hanging from a nail that protrudes 1inch from the wall. The ladder is very light so no problem hanging it anywhere.
1592265
Yes. That measurement is from the bottom of the bracket to the highest arch of the hook
532644
brackets on this corner buddy are adjustable. Having said that, I am unsure of restrictions to which it may or may not find ladders of smaller dimensions! Good luck!
669877
You don't. You separate the two sections of the ladder and use the hooks with only one section.
1500975
I would say that you can. it has a 21 inch strap from the hooks to the first rung.
807113
The ladder comes with two sets of hooks. The ones that hook over the rail are 2in. There are also exchangeable hooks that mount into brackets that you mount to the side of the rail. Hope this helps!
200052
This ladder is a piece of s.... If you're gonna use it you will needSheet metal screws No Longer Than 1"
1680896
No, the hook is about 1/2 an inch. It fits mine doors perfectly and they are just basic 1/2 wooden swing doors.
1801114
Per Kevin at Stromberg Carlson the small hook extrusion that comes with the ladder will attach with a mounting plate to the fascia board to make it a stable non moveable ladder. The large hooks that come with the ladder allow you to clip it over the edge of the bunk without drilling into the fascia board. Hope that answers your question but let us know if you need additional information.Thank you
1785313
You could do that, if you had something that could couple to the 1-1/2" vertical main support pipe
2206852
Yes, as long as the bar is properly secured. However, you might find yourself swinging more that you would on a 1.5"Hopefully this helps.
1713333
I'm sure that would be possible with a little ingenuity. Though it is designed to hang on a ladder rung, the vertical aluminum frame members could easily be modified for attachment to a variety of surfaces
104169
the length of the wood ladder is 44.5 inches. The metal hooks that attach the ladder to the bed rail are just over 4 inches, with 1.5 inches between the topmost screw hole and the bent part of the hook. So you could add a little less than 1.5 inches of length by screwing the hooks onto the very top edge of the ladder. It might still be a bit too short, I think.
1413558
If 63.5 inches is the height were the hooks will hang, I guess that it will be fine. I'm not sure what some people may consider the right angle, but it seems to me that you don't want the ladder sticking too far out into the room, nor do you want it hanging straight down. The ladder is 66 inches tall, and that gives you 2. 5 inches more than you need to hang. That should give you a slight incline, but not too much that people are likely to trip over it.
1280073
No this would not work, you can only use at the top. If you are in a situation where the ladder is not on firm ground, you would need something much different to stabilize the bottom of the ladder - large sheet of plywood - something like that.
1243081
Not sure about the 1.5 gap, but it could be raised by placing a piece of 3/4" wood under the unit, and that should make it work just fine. Hope this helps. Old Joe
1895868
A single hook of the style used to hang a ladder will work. One will do. It should stick out from the wall 4 to 5 inches. You will hook the reel through the large center opening where your hand would go.