can you still stand on a rung that is only half extended?
1786120
No, the rungs need to be in a certain place to click in and stay there until you push in on a "button" to release them.
1786121
Sorry, I haven't had the need to use a half extended section, so unable to answer.
1786122
No....suggest you read the attached instructions or contact the manufacturer directly.
1786123
I have had no problem standing on any rung as long as it is locked into any position. I have been using both this ladder and the 10' ladder for 5 years and thousands of inspections.
1786124
you can extend the ladder as tall or as short as you need but not half a rung, they must lock in as you extend each one.
1042999
You can definitely stand on it. I used it on my Tahoe and I am very pleased with it.
197009
No, it is not a standing work station. I have one and do not see that there is an easy way to extend it further.Good luck!Keith
457676
No, there is 4.5" between rungs. It's ~37.5" tall from top rung to bottom rung.
2038801
No. However, the rectangular base is quite heavy, making very stable, even when extended out as far as it will go.
792929
I was able to cover five rungs with no problem. I actually think it looks a bit nicer to have a few rungs exposed. Just position the back cushion over the area you think it will provide the most comfort and support.
849005
Depending on your set up you can manipulate the height of the standoffish by lowering installing it lower. You can raise it as few as a few inches above the ground. Still that sounds tight
1499064
No, I have several and in some instances I have to put stuff under the stand to raise it. You probably will never need to lower it but a tall person will need something to make it higher.
1579647
Yes you can....there are settings to steup or step down depending on where you use it..
742045
Yes if you stand on top of each other, but do not have special orm for that
728895
Yes you can stand this item up right. I have mine hanging from my shed eaves.
1691997
Yes, depending on the height. I have a line along one edge of the property too high to top off.
579643
If you lowered it, then it could be used in that way. I only use it for standing.
1332193
no, you can fully extend the leg, do not worry about it. Worry more that does not fit tight
1098737
Yes you can partially extend the awning. It cranks out flat and can stop at any point.
1521292
Absolutely! The stands, without the risers extended but with the l legs out stands about four feet.
2273171
My best guess is that it would, but I'm not sure. It hooks over two successive sets of rungs, but I always have my standard extension ladder extended somewhat, such that the stand-off device is hung on the ladder where there are only a single set of rungs. I've never used the type of ladder you describe and I'm not sure how it would work for that. Perhaps the manufacturer can answer that question better.