The telescopic ladder.
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Although it collapses it is still quite large to store and heavier than we expected. Seem to be well made. Heavier than we expected at 7.54KG. Not a bad piece of kit but not what we need at the moment. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Our expectations & reasoning behind this item. We needed to be able to access the roof boxes and though this may be a good option, but it has now been replaced with a straight ladder permanently stored on the van roof. The telescopic ladder. In use reviews. Although it collapses … <\/p>\n
\nWe have now installed a straight ladder and a rack,<\/a><\/span> on the van roof.
\nThe Telescopic ladder weighs in at 7.54 kg, the replacement ladder is about 5.5 kg + fixings at about 1 kg so a slight weight saving of about 1 kg, plus the straight ladder has permanent out-of-the-way storage. <\/p>\nPros.
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\nNot a fixed length, so can be used when headroom is restricted.<\/p>\nCons.<\/em><\/h6>\n
\nThe top plastic end caps fall off easily.<\/p>\nOur conclusions.<\/h6>\n
\nThings may change in the future when we fit the pop-top roof<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\nOther related or affected items.
\nStraight ladder<\/a><\/h6>\n