Ladder Operation
Put the supplied loft pole in
the catch and turn to right
Open hatch and lower under
full control of pole
Slide catch on right side
of ladder to unlock 2nd
section.
Remove pole from ladder
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We’ve fitted over 6000 of these Yougnmans loft ladders over the years:
they just don’t go wrong, so that ‘s why we offer a 5 year guarantee.
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The turn catch is important: using the pole to open the hatch means it’s
always under your full control - it won’t come down too fast as it would
if using a concealed push-catch.
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Similarly with the ladder, you pull it smoothly down with the pole, always
under your full control. It is VERY important that the catch on the right
hand side clicks into position when the ladder is in the down position.
Pull ladder out as far as it
goes - the catch on the
side must go CLICK as it
locks into place.
Bringing down the ladder
Storing the ladder
Sorry about the old bloke
in the videos but he
keeps following us about
and we just cant get rid
of him :-)
Henley On Thames
Call us today to book a loft ladder fitting
Call/text Steve on 0788 4471 232
A 2 section
ladder should fit
fine: £210.
Do you have a
wooden hatch?
YES it’s a bit of wood
that I push up to get
into the loft.
NO the lid is metal or
plastic with rounded
corners.
You’ll need a new
plastic hatch
- £120
2 section ladder and
plastic hatch
£210 + £120 = £330
You’ll need a hinged
swing-down hatch
with the ladder -£55
2 section ladder and
hinged hatch:
£210 + £55 = £265
Do you have a
high ceiling?
3 section ladder and
hinged hatch
£245 + £55 = £300
3 section ladder and
plastic hatch
£245 + £120 = £365
YES it’s a bit of wood
that I push up to get
into the loft.
NO the lid is metal or
plastic with rounded
corners.
You’ll need a new
plastic hatch
- £120
You’ll need a hinged
swing-down hatch
with the ladder -£55
Do you have a
wooden hatch?
You’ll need a 3
section ladder
- £245
Which ladder & opening
do you need?
Our easy guide to find
Ladder Operation
We’ve fitted several thousand of these
Youngmans loft ladders over the years: they just
don’t go wrong, so that ‘s why we offer a 5 year
guarantee.
The turn catch is important: using the pole to
open the hatch means it’s always under your full
control - it won’t come down too fast as it would
if using a concealed push-catch.
Similarly with the ladder, you pull it smoothly
down with the pole, always under your full
control. It is VERY important that the catch on
the right hand side clicks into position when the
ladder is in the down position.
Bringing down the ladder
Storing the ladder
Sorry about the old bloke in the videos but he keeps
following us about and we just cant get rid of him :-)
Henley On Thames
Call us today to book a loft ladder fitting
Call/text Steve on 0788 4471 232
