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4520BW

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Looks safer than some of the stuff I have done.
 
What's wrong with that, correct angle, tied off twice even, but not real sure of the railing. That's why I will never have a high ceiling.
 
If our intrepid electrician weighs 200lbs. what would the pull on the top straps to the railing be if the lower strap wasn't there? We can assume he ran these calculations prior to attempting this and decided to add the lower strap as a margin for safety.
 
Do your stress analysis...supposing he weights 200 lbs, the triangle calc. would look like 50lbs more or less and that railing should be able to hold that horizontal force if he isn't jerking around. Of course it the ladder twists......who takes these pictures anyway? lol Leo
 
I was up that high once in someone's house on a ladder but it was against a wall. Then I feel the ladder bottom sliding but it only went about 8' until it hit the opposite wall. I finally had to get someone to stand on the bottom of the ladder chocking it. Still had to tape a paint brush to a broom handle to finish painting the ceiling.
 
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