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<blockquote data-quote="RustySpoons" data-source="post: 1041308" data-attributes="member: 412012">Not Lidl, but something useful for the Garage/WorkshopToday I went out and bought 2 sets of 3.8m Telescopic ladders, wasn't sure which one to get so got them both and returned the ones I didn't like (I asked the store first)Ended up trying Xtend and Climb Pro 3.8m and Youngman 3.8m, the Youngman are actually made by Telesteps and you can find them under the name of Zarges too.Also I ended up getting a Dewalt Brushless Impact Gun, how have I managed without one of these!Verdict is, I kept the Youngman (Telesteps), the steps are MUCH deeper and far more comfortable, a much better locking system which makes all the difference putting them up and taking them down. Also little things like rubber bumpers instead of plastic and they feel so much more stable than the Xtend and Climb when climbing them.[ATTACH=full]114898[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]114899[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]114900[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RustySpoons, post: 1041308, member: 412012"] Not Lidl, but something useful for the Garage/Workshop Today I went out and bought 2 sets of 3.8m Telescopic ladders, wasn't sure which one to get so got them both and returned the ones I didn't like (I asked the store first) Ended up trying Xtend and Climb Pro 3.8m and Youngman 3.8m, the Youngman are actually made by Telesteps and you can find them under the name of Zarges too. Also I ended up getting a Dewalt Brushless Impact Gun, how have I managed without one of these! Verdict is, I kept the Youngman (Telesteps), the steps are MUCH deeper and far more comfortable, a much better locking system which makes all the difference putting them up and taking them down. Also little things like rubber bumpers instead of plastic and they feel so much more stable than the Xtend and Climb when climbing them. [ATTACH=full]114898[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]114899[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]114900[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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