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Attic stairs. 24 hour thread.
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[QUOTE="bfs3, post: 3578897, member: 10189"] I sell HVAC systems so I’ve gone into a few attics a day, everyday for the past 10 years. I’ve noticed the Werner ones and they are nice. I did see one that was broken not long after it’s installation though. Werner makes a pretty good ladder in general but their mechanisms usually need to be kept oiled. I haven’t noticed a century one. If you’re having it professionally installed then pick the wider stair set. Especially if you have a central air system in the attic. It could save you hundreds on your quote some day if the technicians don’t have to dismantle the air handlers to bring them up and down the attic. [/QUOTE]
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