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Your apprentice has smaller feet?I think you might be right Zerax. No wine for you though
Has to be 6 tread. Lovely looking though.
I have seen these ones. Over £200 though so no wine for you, sorry. Although if they are in stock I might just go for them as a last option. I think they've hiked up the price as they're only a £100 ladder really.
Close, but like you've said, not fibreglass.
See my first post. There is a link to these. They do look good but not quite it.
A lot of good efforts, but no hamper yet!
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Ps.. The first link you sent are fibreglass, but the top bit sticking out makes it a bit too long for the van I think. Also, the steps on one side look smaller and I'm not sure they are designed for walking up? If they are, I wonder why they are smaller.
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