Top Fire Escape Ladder 2023 Made in USA / Fire Escape Rope Ladder by ISOP / échelle de corde

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WHAT MAKES A FIRE ESCAPE LADDER RIGHT FOR YOU? · LENGTH
In case of a fire emergency, your ladder should be long enough to get you to the ground. The longer it is, the better. You should take actual measurements regarding the height of your home and purchase a slightly longer ladder than the actual distance.
· WEIGHT CAPACITY
Your ladder should carry more than one and a half times the weight of the heaviest person in the house. Having a sturdy ladder means that it's reliable and can support whoever might be in the house at the moment of the accident. It also affords the user some extra weight capacity to carry down a small child or a pet.
· EASY TO USE
Your emergency ladder should be easy enough for someone like a child, for instance, install and use. It should be light enough for you to carry around in the event of an emergency and simple, while at the same time, safe for you to hook it up to the window so that you can get out of the house as fast as possible.
· COMPACTNESS AND QUICK DEPLOY
Your emergency ladder should be not only compact but also easily deployable for more accessible storage and convenience. A reliable ladder should be small enough to be stored in any place like under the bed or in the closet. You should also be able to get it out quickly, too, in case of an emergency.
There will never be an inconvenient time as to when you'd need to get out of the house in case of a fire to find your emergency ladder deploying improperly. Finding a ladder that you could use quickly may save you a few minutes, which will probably save your life.
· REUSABILITY
Emergency rope ladders should be durable, reusable, fire-resistant materials that can be used again after a fire accident. The ladders can be folded back and reused after an incident just as long as they didn't sustain any damages during the fire accident.
· VERSATILITY
The ladder should be versatile and able to offer more than just a way down out of the house. Emergency ladders from ISOP offer just that. They have a safety belt that you can use to hook yourself to each rung after each step to ensure your safety as you climb down the ladder.