Telescopic leg ladder
OwnerWilliam Kenneth Bowmaninventor
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Abstract
This invention allows the use of a stepladder on an uneven surface. The legs of the ladder at their base have a telescopic device, that may be threaded, that allows the individual legs of the ladder to be extended and fixed by means of a securing device. This device makes it possible to extend either leg of the ladder on uneven surfaces. This device will make the use of the ladder safer, quicker and easier on uneven surfaces. The ladder has adapted feet to provide for loss coefficient of friction. Pads on the upper area of the ladder also prevent slippage and damage to surfaces where the ladder is leaning.
Claims15
A telescopic leg ladder comprising:
- A leg ladder with two vertical legs;
- A plurality of horizontal steps;
- Each leg having a telescopic device that allows it to be extended;
- A securing locking device that will fix the extended leg of the ladder;
- A foot pad attached to the floor pad of the telescopic extension device;
- Pads on the upper edges of the ladder;
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- A mechanism consisting of sliding rods from the rungs of the ladder in order to hang objects.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.