Does the ladder stick well to any surface? I want to put on a tile surface and am concerned.
390326
It leans on the wall (it doesn't stick) so it shouldn't be a problem. The weight of the items you put on it will also help keep it stationary.
390327
I have mine on a laminate wood floor and it's fine. The center stabilizer was broken when I received it, so I just unscrewed it and replaced it with a block of wood the same size and it's fine. Great looking product!
1363635
Ideally elevease needs a SMOOTH surface to ensure secure fixing to your tiles and as such we would not recommend it if the surface is too uneven. Regards Elevease
130447
i used it on tile and it left a smooth polished look on the surface. nothing sticky about it.
1357483
We use ours against a regular tile floor that is not the "stick on kind," but it works great on the standard tile floor and does not slide. I don't know if it would damage the adhesive of your floor, but it will brace against your type of floor. The device works very well.
822276
you did not say that you tried mounting it diagonally. I had the same problem with my subway tile but it never did work. I suggested this because you did not mention the length of grasp on the stronghold. Give it a try.
1300928
No it doesnt . try to find it cheap. I would not put it on tile or any slippery surface.
691758
Yes. Overall the floor attachment indeed doesn't work very well. The wood one works well on tile.
511104
you should have no problem with this ladder - it flods up below the line of your rails - i have had mine for a while and it is still very very slick and safe.
2185762
It works very well on tile surfaces. I've had no issues after almost a year. Proper preparation of the surface before installing is critical.
2213981
it is a flat metal bar. bare feet will be fine (completely flat surface). the bars are 12in long and 1.5in deep. my husband and i have both climbed down the ladder with no problems.
1837632
It will stick but the grout lines will allow water to seep underneath causing the perfect place for nasty stuff to grow. It might be better to find a removable non slip mat since you have tile.
424848
I think this will stick to anything. Something as rough as brick should be no issue. Just don't expect for it to ever come off.
1185489
Yes, it sticks very well. I used it on a wooden stepstool for my son and have had no problems. It will show though, if that is of any concern. It was not a concern for me. The stepstool is much safer now and it's been over a year.
1783485
It does come w/suction cups, so if you could get them to stick very well you might not have that problem. I have mine on tile (uneven) and it moves every where.
1200257
Yes. Just try to avoid the horizontal ridges. If you stay close to the center of each "lap" you should be fine. The standoff works better on vinyl (and any other type of siding) than a standard ladder in protecting the siding surface.
492321
It needs a slant in my application, which is latched at the top with the bottom resting on the floor. For a vertical mounting of this or any other ladder, you must find a very secure method to mount it at both top and bottom. This one is good for 300 lbs.
1912394
Yes the mat will stick well to the floor, it's not sticky on top, but with multiple uses, once it is broken in it will develop traction:)