Not a great saving as some posts, but fine for me. I ordered as I like abru
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danouk141
13 Apr 17#14
You're not my real ladder!
jeepeey
12 Apr 17#13
This is my stepladder. Sadly, I never knew my real ladder.
BDawg
12 Apr 17#12
I was going to spend my money getting high, but I guess this still does that
whoop_de_do_basil
12 Apr 17#11
unfortunately 95kg (<15st) max weight is no good for a burly bloke like me.Will have a look for the ALDI one next time I go instore, but looks like an old deal.
qasim42
12 Apr 171#10
Very sturdy. Folds flat for easy storage. Easy to fold as long as you face the steps while pushing the leaver on the back of the top step. A little heavy for me.
sazza2608
12 Apr 17#9
They're not your real ladders though.....just your step one's
CampGareth
12 Apr 17#7
Can only be climbed while listening to "Movin' On Up"
The_Hoff
12 Apr 17#5
This model is definitely a step up.
markweatherill to The_Hoff
12 Apr 17#6
Your comment is a step in the right direction.
brilly to The_Hoff
12 Apr 171#8
your comments on these steps are a tragedy :smirk:
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your comments on these steps are a tragedy :smirk:
Sent mine back and bought the Aldi 4 step ladder one for £20 delivered free which holds 150kg vs the Aldi 95kg and has a tool holder too.