All depends how wide the gaps are in the decking which will be the issue when put in place some have decent gaps others don't or have no gaps at all, @Teddington Window Cleaners maybe phone the supplier up and get the spec of them or if they aren't that far from you better still go and have a look at them as found cleaning spot sell them which might be in your neck of the woods
If you've got decent feet on your ladder just push ladder in the the sill or gutter on dry day
With advice like this you need to go wfp, please anyone reading this do not follow any of this advice above it's pure madness
I think reading the risk assessment would be very interesting , using a screwdriver to secure a ladder Ime sure the HSE would love that one ????
my risk assessment booklet got ruined when I used it to level my ladder on a hill 20 years ago....
She's keeping 3 points of contact so nothing wrong with that. She's only first floor as well, not as if she'd hurt herself if she fell.
I used mine for a Gutter job today funnily enough. They are good although I only use them very occasionally. Just bear in mind that the decking needs to be going across ways for them to work!
It’s not the fall that hurts you. It’s hitting the ground. ??
