thank god i didnt buy one. Ive got about 4 ladders and all cost over 2 -3 hundred each :) O well shit happens i suppose
rob_man,
May 29, 7:37pm
Yep, kind of handy.
nukhelenc,
May 29, 7:44pm
Im not the police, but as handy as the cheap ladder maybe u can only smash ya sweed into the concrete a few times if that, Maybe you could let us all know if it happens :)
nukhelenc,
May 29, 7:48pm
anyway im outa here have fun with ya ladder and remember only u know its a cheapo so keep ya family and friends and the unknowing off ya cheap ladder
rob_man,
May 29, 7:49pm
As long as that plank is on there it won't snap in the middle like the one in the Herald, even if it did I'm pretty good at falling and walking away.
mortluby,
May 29, 8:58pm
Ministry of Consumer Affairs Principal Advisor Martin Rushton said tests showed the aluminium on the unbranded ladder was only 1.2 millimetres thick.
"The seller could not provide a valid test certificate to show it had passed safety testing.
"We commissioned our own testing by an accredited laboratory and the ladder failed, collapsing like plasticine under a load of 120kgs."
As someone who uses a ladder almost everyday, there is no way I'd use that, You only need for it to fail once.
outbidyou2,
May 29, 9:12pm
way to make a fool outta yourself
nukhelenc,
May 29, 9:38pm
Tell me more about it
daryl14,
May 30, 3:51am
Surely under the CGA it is now the responsibility of the supplier to supply you with a ladder that performs to all specifications of the one that you thought you bought. Citing this fact has been used very effectively to get new upgraded goods by many people many times.
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