Good thing to have if you're a homeowner fwiw
Good thing to have if you're a homeowner fwiw
Well like I just have a plain old ladder but that one looks way more versatile, if I was in the market for a ladder I'd def consider it
Then lean the ladder against that back wall lol come onThere's a good 5 foot gap between that back wall and the light fixture.
Or like $6 an hour at a home repair store. Besides, if you own a home you should probably have some kind of ladder anyway.
Get yourself an articulated ladder, bend the upper 4th to rest against the far wall, like the far left one shown here;
Or like $6 an hour at a home repair store. Besides, if you own a home you should probably have some kind of ladder anyway.
Have you tried getting bitten by a radioactive spider?
Multi-position ladder?
Those extension handles won't work though, because the lightbulb is encased in a frosted glass globe which is attached to the light fixture by three set screws.I love that it took 24 shit posts before somebody gave poor OP a legitimate answer.
Not if he puts the LED bulb inside that kind of globe. There's no ventilation in that kind of fixture, so an LED bulb will overheat and die WAY faster than it's supposed to. Same with compact fluorescent. That kind of fixture was made for old-fashioned incandescent bulbs, and it eats modern bulbs for breakfast.
This is a very silly thread.
Yep. This is the benefit of the gig economyPost the picture on Craigslist, task rabbit or whatever and say you'll pay for someone to fix it. Cheaper than buying a ladder.
Many ladders aren't suited to be used horizontally. Many of them are designed to carry their weight mostly vertical, and if you try to use them as some sort of bridge and crawl across them, they might buckle and fold and collapse when you get to the middle. Plus, there's a chance that the drywall on the far wall won't hold, and the feet of the ladder might crush into the wall. You can lean on a wall, but you can't use a wall to carry a person's weight.Use a long ladder like this:
Maybe not in that exact angle, but somewhat angled with your ladder on the stair steps and on the wall. The angle makes it safe, the ladder can't slip away on the wall or floor.
This...took 75 posts for it to be brought up. What the fuck is with that switch? What does it control? Why is it where it is?So no one's going to comment about the positioning of that light switch that is practically in the middle of the wall above the staircase too?
Get yourself an articulated ladder, bend the upper 4th to rest against the far wall, like the far left one shown here;
Bro you didn't think of your cousins adjustable ladder before making this thread? LolHaving A ladder is a lot different from having one that works here lol
Will probably use my cousins adjustable ladder if it's tall enough it can have both ends set to multiple lengths
It's probably a good 15-20 foot down to the floor and you can't use a regular ladder because its on a slope I'm kind of at a loss.
Just be careful, my cousin's husband fell down a ladder and then a flight of stairs and suffered multiple fractures, he'll be wheelchair bound for a couple of months
He said there's like a 5ft gap from that wall to the light.What am I missing here? Just get a normal ladder, stand it a few stairs up on the flight of stairs and angle it towards that back wall. Climb up, turn around slightly and you should be able to access the light fitting? Unless the light fitting is much further off that back wall than it looks that would work.
Also what a weird place for that light switch, in the middle of the wall halfway down the stairs?
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