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Before installation
The telescopic loft ladder is
perfectly safe when correctly
installed and will support a weight
of up to 150 Kgs. Please observe
the following safety procedures:
–
Do not attempt to climb your loft
ladder until installation is
complete.
–
Use a second ladder to gain
access to the loft while carrying
out the work. Ensure that this is
stable.
–
During installation and operation,
follow all instructions step by
step to ensure your safety and
optimum performance of the loft
ladder.
–
When installation is complete,
before using the ladder make
sure that it is pulled fully down
and both feet are resting firmly
on the floor and that the locking
mechanism is properly engaged.
Observe the instructions for the
optimum safe working angle.
–
Observe normal safety
precautions when working in the
loft space. Place weight only on
the main ceiling joists. Do not
drill above head height. Avoid
contact with electrical wiring.
–
Ensure someone else is on the
premises and knows where you
are in case of an accident.
–
Do not modify any component
supplied with this product or
substitute any loft ladder
component with anything other
than genuine replacement parts.
Installation
Mounting the stowage hook
(See
Fig. 1
).
1. Place the stowage hook
(M)
in
position on the rear side of the
bottom rung and align their
holes.
2. Fasten the screws
(N)
together
with the spring washer
(O)
and
washer
(P)
tightly.
Install the stowage frame
(See
Fig. 2
).
1. Place one of the stowage frame
tube
(E)
in position on the
Mounting bracket
(B1, B2)
shorter swivel arm and align
their holes.
2. From the outer edge, guide the
bolt
(F)
through mounting holes.
3. Fasten the bolts with the nuts.
4. Repeat this procedure to fix the
other stowage frame tube
(E)
.
Install the spring bolt and
carrier tube
(See
Fig. 2
).
Prior to fitting, measure and make
note of the ceiling height "H" where
you will be installing your loft
ladder. Use
Table 1
to identify the
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