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To prevent accidents, read all instructions completely before beginning this installation.
Improper installation could result in SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH.
Inspect the attic ladder for shipping damage and missing parts:
Check wooden door panel for splits and warpage.
Check ladder side rails, steps and hardware for damage such as bends or cracks.
Check that all rivets and other fasteners are tight.
Gather all installer provided materials in Table 1 .
Check included hardware packs for items in Table 2. If any items are missing or damaged, return to point of
purchase or contact Customer Service at 1-800-867-5233 .
1. The attic ladder is completely assembled. Do not disassemble the attic ladder to install. The gas cylinders in this
attic ladder are under pressure. DO NOT remove gas cylinders during installation.
The door is under extreme pressure and must NEVER be opened before installation.
Opening the door or standing on the attic ladder´s climbing sections prior to properly fastening to ceiling
DO NOT remove plastic strap holding the attic ladder sections together until instructed.
2. This attic ladder is for occasional use by one person at a time. Not designed for frequent use in high traffic
conditions, or by two people at a time. Do not exceed the load capacity with the weight of the climber and
materials being transported.
3. INSTALLATION REQUIRES TWO PEOPLE. Do not install the attic ladder if your judgement or balance is
reduced by age, health, alcohol or drugs.
Installation requires TWO PEOPLE at all times, as installation will block the attic door for an extended
period of time while one installer is in the attic. Installers must stay in verbal contact with each other.
4. Installers must be able to team lift up to 50 pounds for attic ladder placement into the rough opening.
5. Evaluate the attic workspace for hazards that may include, but are not limited to, the following:
a. Low clearance rafters
b. Insufficient walking or working floor support
c. Trip hazards
d. Sharp nails or staples from roof decking
e. Extreme heat
f.
Poor lighting
g. Poor ventilation
h. Loud noise that would hinder ability to communicate
6. Check the ceiling height to make sure the attic ladder length is correct. If the attic ladder is too short or too long,
return it to the point of purchase for an exchange. Under no circumstance is this model attic ladder to be used
when the ceiling-to-floor measurement is not within the "Ceiling Height Range" in Table 3.
7. Make sure there is no wiring or piping that the saw or drill can contact during installation.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
joists could cause SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH.
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