It’s hard to appreciate just how tall these are but this angle shows you nicely how you’ll tower over smaller outbuildings: Like the estate to garden tripod ladder, this one has an adjustable leg so you can find your balance ‘sweet spot’ on slopes and bumpy lawns. It also helps to get you closer to the spot you need to be to work. If you are someone who often uses a ladder for garden work and have been using an A-frame ladder previously you will definitely feel the benefit of investing in a tripod ladder. The safety features on tripod ladders are specifically there for extensive garden use and you could be putting yourself at greater risk of an injury by not having a tripod ladder for your outdoor gardening and horticultural work. Also, our tripod gardening ladder can be used with a non-slip rubber foot to replace the ground spike meaning it's suitable to be used on hard surfaces as well as grass. The unique design of the rear leg allows you to set the ladder up right next to where you are working so you don’t have to overreach and compromise your balance. Tripod ladder use do’s and don’ts Do’s

It is not too big or bulky – some of the tripod ladders are absolutely huge, this is a much more manageable size. Estate Green’s tripod ladder comes in five different sizes ranging from 3m to 4m, all following the same, customer pleasing design and when compared in terms of price and build quality it’s up to the mark. Well up there with Henchman and Hendon. But that’s not my main reason for liking these. What sets them apart from most is the deep platform step. If you’ve got big feet like me then you really appreciate having a much more stable base. It definitely results in less pressure on your foot.

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There isn’t a platform at the top of this ladder, like there is with the Henchman tripod ladder. This is one of the reasons that this ladder is cheaper than other tripod ladders. It is still comfortable to stand at the top of the ladder however, thanks to the double rungs. Pros This is the easiest way to feel much more stable is to change one for two of the leg heights to get the ladder firmly planted on the ground in way that makes the foot platform parallel to the ground. For your safety, we do not recommend repairing a ladder that is damaged. If your ladder is starting to show signs of wear and tear and you think it is not secure enough to use anymore, you can find your new ladder from us at BPS Access Solutions. What should I do before using my ladder?

The steps on the ladder are wide and deep and give you good support for your feet. There is a large working platform to stand on that has been designed so that you don’t hit your shins on the rung above while working, so you can lean into the ladder more. If you are trying to cut a hedge, the third leg of the tripod ladder creates a very stable structure for you for work comfortably at height, even on uneven surfaces. There are many types and sub-types of ladder, and using the wrong one for the job at hand can not only make life difficult but also actually increase the likelihood of an accidental fall. They are certainly nice and sturdy – you won’t feel like you’ve bought a cheap set if you opt for these and overall in the 10ft tripod ladder range these are well worth considering. Many have said these are the most sturdy they’ve ever used – personally that is probably down to not using a wide array but they certainly are really good and again if you need 3 ajdustable legs then these are all the more worthwhile. Most stable tripod ladder: Tripod Garden Ladders with Built-in Platform by Henchman 8′– (2.4m) All 3 Legs Fully Adjustable– unbelievable stability on a high platform.

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To be perfectly honest, each tripod ladder has its minor differences and special features. Although essentially, they are all very similar. Cheapest Tripod Ladder On ladders up to and including 1.8m you should never stand higher than 3 steps from the top. With ladders over 1.8m you shouldn’t stand higher than 4 steps from the top as you lose control over your balance and could have a serious accident.