Removing Wallpaper above the stairs
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Right they DIY PHers.
How doI reach the wallpaper that is above my stairs? Sort of on the wall above the stairs as you go up.
I have available to me.
1 x medium set of step ladders.
1 x small set of step ladders.
1 x small school table (no idea if this will be of any use)
1 x plank
i know there must be away to do this i remeber myold man wobling around above our old stairs to remove wallper.
Any help appreciated.
Cheers
Dan
How doI reach the wallpaper that is above my stairs? Sort of on the wall above the stairs as you go up.
I have available to me.
1 x medium set of step ladders.
1 x small set of step ladders.
1 x small school table (no idea if this will be of any use)
1 x plank
i know there must be away to do this i remeber myold man wobling around above our old stairs to remove wallper.
Any help appreciated.
Cheers
Dan
dan1981 said:
Right they DIY PHers.
How doI reach the wallpaper that is above my stairs? Sort of on the wall above the stairs as you go up.
I have available to me.
1 x medium set of step ladders.
1 x small set of step ladders.
1 x small school table (no idea if this will be of any use)
1 x plank
i know there must be away to do this i remeber myold man wobling around above our old stairs to remove wallper.
Any help appreciated.
Cheers
Dan
It is normally a plank and a ladder that is required, not sure if your stepladder has the strength if it is propped up against the stairs leaning again the landing wall.How doI reach the wallpaper that is above my stairs? Sort of on the wall above the stairs as you go up.
I have available to me.
1 x medium set of step ladders.
1 x small set of step ladders.
1 x small school table (no idea if this will be of any use)
1 x plank
i know there must be away to do this i remeber myold man wobling around above our old stairs to remove wallper.
Any help appreciated.
Cheers
Dan
ladder propped up against wall at a reasonable angle, then plank inserted through ladder and braced against a stair to ensure plank is level and is at a stable angle.
Although if you have to ask, it is probably more likely that you will fall off and break your neck or leg or something, so be very careful. :-)
Definately invest in one or more of these
http://www.screwfix.com/prods/79050/Decorating-Sun...
Mind you since your a fellow Sheffield PH you can borrow mine.
http://www.screwfix.com/prods/79050/Decorating-Sun...
Mind you since your a fellow Sheffield PH you can borrow mine.
Edited by medicineman on Sunday 3rd August 15:00
medicineman said:
Definately invest in one or more of these
http://www.screwfix.com/prods/79050/Decorating-Sun...
Mind you since your a fellow Sheffield PH you can borrow mine.
You posted a link 'cos you were too embarrassed to admit your fondness for "Jumbo Super Strippers" aren't you? http://www.screwfix.com/prods/79050/Decorating-Sun...
Mind you since your a fellow Sheffield PH you can borrow mine.
Edited by medicineman on Sunday 3rd August 15:00

mouk786 said:
I was gonna say, which nutter would go on those ladders!
Attach the scraper and steamer to some long sticks
you problem will come when trying to put new wall paper back up there.
Wallpaper brush, on a stick.Attach the scraper and steamer to some long sticks
you problem will come when trying to put new wall paper back up there.
Roller, on a stick.
Litter grabber, on a stick.
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t... on a stick PH - Stick Matter!
KingRichard said:
Theres no way I'd stand on that,I'd prefer to use something like this

http://www.midlandladders.com/products/Multi_Purpo...
but in reality I'd rather pay someone else to do it, stripping wall paper is no fun
Try these and then let the kids play with them until next time
http://www.carobyn.com/ds_product_list.asp?subGrou...
http://www.carobyn.com/ds_product_list.asp?subGrou...
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