:( CCA I think it was called. Back to creosote then.
NT
:( CCA I think it was called. Back to creosote then.
NT
OK here's the timber for the steps, or should I call it a ladder. It's Pinus Radiata treated against rot in the ground.
Here's the cliff with a 4 metre aluminium ladder on it. The wooden ladder will need to go past that tree trunk at the top, to 7.2 metres. The angle is 55 degrees in its new location, which is a bit shorter than before.
I'm basically making three wooden ladders, each 2.4 metres long and 66 kg. I'll join them togther. My current thinking is to peg them together at the ends with four 300mm pieces of steel reinforcing rod, then bolt a steel plate on each side. Then I can take the ladder apart in future if I change my mind, which is likely!
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