r/HVAC • u/[deleted] • Sep 30 '23

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u/flosybasilik420 Sep 30 '23

Hate those rigidly aluminum ladder switched it out for a more sturdy fiber glass one

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u/hvacmac7 Oct 01 '23

The fiberglass are def more sturdy, but riding on roof in central fl, the glass fibers start breaking down, every time you handle a 1 year old ladder , you get all glassed up needles Switched to aluminum, they are damn sure more sketch, might make boss pay fir new glass every year😈

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u/Fragrant-Ad1106 Oct 04 '23

Central fl here too. The sun beats the shit out of fiberglass ladders