DIY home improvement projects

[AgronAlum]

Good info. Biggest issue I have is it is fairly high up on the ceiling. I need to get a taller A-frame ladder, but not sure I have the space to store it (or feel safe up there on one if I'm being honest).

Not sure how tall we're talking but I got rid of all my ladders and only have this now. It's heavy but easy to store and multi use. It's great for around the house.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Gorilla-Ladders-18-ft-Reach-Aluminum-Multi-Position-Ladder-with-Tool-Hangers-300-lbs-Load-Capacity-Type-IA-Duty-Rating-GMPXA-18/330315133

Edit: Not sure where you're located but like an Ankeny Hardware rents ladders.

 

[CycloneDaddy]

Good info. Biggest issue I have is it is fairly high up on the ceiling. I need to get a taller A-frame ladder, but not sure I have the space to store it (or feel safe up there on one if I'm being honest).

You can rent scaffolding from Home Depot.

 

[Cytasticlone]

Good info. Biggest issue I have is it is fairly high up on the ceiling. I need to get a taller A-frame ladder, but not sure I have the space to store it (or feel safe up there on one if I'm being honest).

Not sure where you're at but most home improvement stores have ladder rental so you can use it and then lose it when you're done. Here's Menards as an example: Menards Ladder/Scaffolding Rental

Edit:And.... CyDaddy beat me to it by THAT much. Lol.

 

[do4CY]

Good info. Biggest issue I have is it is fairly high up on the ceiling. I need to get a taller A-frame ladder, but not sure I have the space to store it (or feel safe up there on one if I'm being honest).

You can rent ladders and scaffolding from menards and other stores. Ladders taller than 8 feet get expensive

 

[do4CY]

We all answered that the same time

 

[zarnold56]

I will look into that, thanks all.

 

[CyCrazy]

Have you tried renting a ladder or scaffolding?

 

[CycloneDaddy]

Can we get a Scissor Lift through the patio door?