Douglas Spencer

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Douglas Spencer

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RG179AB

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Gardening Landscaping

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Plants (herbaceous, shrubs, trees) Fencing Slab laying Lawn renovation Maintenance (strimming, mowing, planting, etc).

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Landscaper, Maintenance, Lawn Care

Business Size (based on Turnover)

£51k-£100k

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Billybop replied to John F's discussion Telescopic step ladders

"It's definitely turned out to be one of the best things I ever bought for my micro business John. I got a very good deal on the Revolution XE model from Amazon but that was about 10 years ago. Just wish it wasn't quite so heavy to move around…"

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John F replied to John F's discussion Telescopic step ladders

"Yes the ladder conversion aspect I really like it looks like it's got stability , I would definitely get good use out it both at home and at work ."

Billybop replied to John F's discussion Telescopic step ladders

"Hi John yes I often stand on the Little Giant top step in A-frame position, feel more confident to do this when it's not at full height of course, but it's certainly stable enough if you have a good sense of balance. I bought a very small platform…"

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John F replied to John F's discussion Telescopic step ladders

"I know what you mean Geoffrey , I can feel a Wallace and Gromit invention moment would be in keeping like a safety parachute type back pack 😵‍💫"

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John F replied to John F's discussion Telescopic step ladders

"Thanks for this Ian another consideration , very reasonable price for EN131 ladder , fantastic value and looks sturdy ."

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John F replied to John F's discussion Telescopic step ladders

"Had a Google , I like the look of the little giant , not sure but it looks like you can stand on the very top step in A frame position ? It looks sturdy and versatile .
I have a similar very old Wickes platform ladder it's served me well but the…"

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John F replied to John F's discussion Telescopic step ladders

"There is something very reassuring about a tripod .
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Caroline Benge replied to Caroline Benge's discussion Honda Izy 46push or Weibang virtue 46push

"Thank you I'll take a look at them too. This is such a difficult choice to make! "

Caroline Benge replied to Caroline Benge's discussion Honda Izy 46push or Weibang virtue 46push

"Thank you, is your Izy a relatively new one? People have said the new ones aren't made as well "

Caroline Benge replied to Caroline Benge's discussion Honda Izy 46push or Weibang virtue 46push

"Oh thank you will take a look at that one ☺️"

Caroline Benge replied to Caroline Benge's discussion Honda Izy 46push or Weibang virtue 46push

"Sounds good, thank you 🙏 "

Caroline Benge replied to Caroline Benge's discussion Honda Izy 46push or Weibang virtue 46push

"Haha thank you 🙏 "

Ian Harvey replied to John F's discussion Telescopic step ladders

"I would definitely avoid the concertina type ladders that go right down to 1 step high. I've used customer supplied of these and felt as safe as standing on a stack of cardboard boxes!
However the 4 part telescopic step ladders look decent and…"

Billybop replied to John F's discussion Telescopic step ladders

"Been using a "Little Giant" 6-rung for the past decade, it's about 6ft tall when folded up, a bit heavy but strong and stable, I prefer it on most jobs to the 12ft tripod, more recently acquired, a friend was given this tripod in a load of scrap…"

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