Safety question for all you nerds,

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Summary

A Reddit user seeks advice on safety measures when using an extension ladder on a sloped sidewalk for window trim work on a second-story building.

Why It Matters

This discussion highlights critical safety considerations in construction and maintenance work, especially regarding ladder use on uneven surfaces. Understanding proper safety protocols can prevent accidents and injuries, making it essential for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts in the construction industry.

Key Takeaways

  • Using extension ladders on sloped surfaces requires careful consideration of safety.
  • Leveling feet can enhance stability, but additional safety measures may be necessary.
  • Tying off to a secure point can significantly reduce the risk of falls.

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