Ladder Holder
AssigneeCity of Regina
InventorBahodir Youlyahshiev
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AssigneeCity of Regina
InventorBahodir Youlyahshiev
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A ladder holder for mounting a ladder in an upright orientation relative to a retaining wall is disclosed. The holder includes a mounting portion for coupling in fixed relation to the wall in a mounted position and a support portion supported fixedly on the mounting portion. The mounting portion has a first clamping surface and a second clamping surface that is moveable relative to the first clamping surface. The first and second clamping surfaces frictionally engage the inner and outer surfaces of the top beam of the retaining wall. The support portion has upper and lower rung-receiving slots used in conjunction to mount the ladder on the support portion at a fixed angle relative to the mounting portion. Furthermore, the storage slot suspends the ladder vertically from the support portion independently of the upper and lower slots.
A ladder holder for mounting a ladder in an upright orientation relative to a wall having an inner surface lying in a vertical plane and an opposite outer surface, in which the ladder has two rails extending longitudinally and a plurality of rungs spanning laterally between the rails at uniform longitudinal intervals, the holder comprising:
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A ladder holder for mounting a ladder in an upright orientation relative to a wall having an inner surface lying in a vertical plane, in which the ladder has two rails extending longitudinally and a plurality of rungs spanning laterally between the rails at uniform longitudinal intervals, the holder comprising:
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A ladder holder for mounting a ladder in an upright orientation relative to a wall having an inner surface lying in a vertical plane and an opposite outer surface, in which the ladder has two rails extending longitudinally and a plurality of rungs spanning laterally between the rails at uniform longitudinal intervals, the holder comprising:
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