Best plasterers ladders?

[biggybig]

Anyone got any reccommendations for the best ladders / set up for getting those awkward high areas such as ceilings n walls above stairways??

 

[Fatarm]

Multi ladder, can be very handy,can be used as a platform,steps, ladder, can be very handy on stair wells,and folds down to bout 900mm so dont take up to much room in the van

 

[henry]

No 2 stairwell are the same I have 4 different ladders just make sure they are well made not cheap chinese s**t. Now am in for it twicther will be on my case for calling Chinese folk.

 

[beddy]

ive got a 2 tier 3M ladder a 2 tier 1.8m ladder and a set of steps. 5/6 different sized planks. use the 1.8m ladders the most as they go up to around 10 feet but fit in the van easily.

theyre about £60 from tool station

 

[bubblebobble]

I use a multipurpose for the awkward bits, stairwells and stuff, but it has the splayed legs( ooer missus )which I find ideal to rest the hawk if needed.
Had mine for ages but still going strong.

Rock on !

 

[DannyMac]

Abru 3 Way Combination Ladder: Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools

These are what we use, along with couple of battens, normal steps and couple of different height hop ups.

 

[biggybig]

cheers lads, ill have a look

 

[Plasterer39]

Got me a small aluminium scaffold from wickes some years back , aint seen um about since , great bit of kit ! Any1 else got 1?

 

[Rhys]

Another one here with the multi ladder thing (ladder/steps/tressle), come in very useful over the years.

 

[Arti]

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[malc]

i find those telescopic ladders most usefull, easy to carry around, and you can choose the hight

 

[essexandy]

There's no e in Suffolk.

 

[malc]

There's no e in Suffolk.

oh well ,if you had so much to drink as me today you would be unconscious!

 

[flynnyman]

There's no e in Suffolk.

Yeh and the coke is **** in Grimsby