Long time lurker, first time poster.
I recently bought a loft with high ceilings and a sloping roof. There is a sprinkler system attached to the roof with a central spine at the highest elevation and three 'legs' that extend both sides of the slope. Along each 'leg' there are three power outlets controlled by a switch panel. By neighbors hang lights and I was looking to do the same.
I was able to hang pendants at the lowest elevation (14.5') but cannot hang anything higher due to height. I was looking to hang string lights along the central spine and each leg but the pipe is 25' at highest elevation.
Any ideas of how I can reach the highest elevation? One of my neighbors rented a scissor lift but that is out of the question due to the tight bend in my external hallway (I tried...).
Help appreciated.
I've been working on a solution to this very problem. Details are hush hush at this point but until I have it patented I can only release a sketch. I can also tell you the key to it's functionality is pallet wood and a strong shipping container base
>>1008606
Rent a smaller lift, extension ladder?
Hell maybe even one of those telescoping light bulb changers?
![build-construct-human-tower-pyramid-team-work-symbol-achieve-a0hw1m[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/LV72Ik8.jpg "build-construct-human-tower-pyramid-team-work-symbol-achieve-a0hw1m[1].jpg")
>>1008623
..and how is OP sposed to get a 700lb / 350kg Genie round his tight bend, eh, Genius?
whats needed this job is pic related. Or lots of beer crates.
![Frame-System-Scaffold-Frame-Scaffolding[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/zsckfel.jpg "Frame-System-Scaffold-Frame-Scaffolding[1].jpg")
>>1008653
>Or lots of beer crates
Or maybe something a bit sturdier. Pic related can be rented. One person pitch/strike.
A boss aluminium tower would be safest. You can hire those quite readily but if you want to save money and you're a bit of a daredevil, a set of zarges a frame extension ladders would do it.
>>1008692
For reference a boss cam lock AGR tower.
>>1008693
Haha. Forgot the photo.
ladder and a long pole with a hook on the end
use S hooks to hang them
LED + battery + magnet = work done
>>1008903
Search pic related. Although, could be too pricey.
>>1008606
>Long time lurker, first time poster.
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>I recently bought a loft with high ceilings and a sloping roof. There is a sprinkler system attached to the roof with a central spine at the highest elevation and three 'legs' that extend both sides of the slope. Along each 'leg' there are three power outlets controlled by a switch panel. By neighbors hang lights and I was looking to do the same.
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>I was able to hang pendants at the lowest elevation (14.5') but cannot hang anything higher due to height. I was looking to hang string lights along the central spine and each leg but the pipe is 25' at highest elevation.
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>Any ideas of how I can reach the highest elevation? One of my neighbors rented a scissor lift but that is out of the question due to the tight bend in my external hallway (I tried...).
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>Help appreciated.
Are you mentally handi-capped? Are you suffering from a physical or mental illness at the moment that makes you inept at basic life skills? How about a fucking ladder? Because type 3 extension ladders don't exist.
