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OK, no amount of Googling is sorting this. I swear I watched a YouTube video (but for the life of me don't remember which!) that showed a guy using what I can best describe as a rubber set of steps laid across the roof tiles and hooked over the ridge. Such a good design in comparison to a clunky metal roof ladder.

But did I just dream it?

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Top tip for internet searching where you know what you're looking for but don't know what terms to use: just use natural English and browse the image results!

 

That link was on the first page of image results for "rubber ladder".

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2 hours ago, jack said:

Top tip for internet searching where you know what you're looking for but don't know what terms to use: just use natural English and browse the image results!

 

Mmmmm. Try 'hardcore' and do that

NO DON'T

Imagine the challenge in my job a few years ago teaching undergraduate students how to use logical operators while searching the Internet. Almost all female.

Nightmare. I used to dread teaching that session.

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You might want to check the weight of them though, trying to get a heavy rubber ladder over the ridge could be an issue?

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6 hours ago, Declan52 said:

But you will have to walk up a roof and throw that out instead of using the wheels on a roof ladder.

 

True but when dealing with natural slate the potential for damage from an aluminium ladder is high and so the two combined could work well? 

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As a kid I used to watch a Japanese (I think) cartoon called "Marine Boy", underwater adventure type thing.

 

Searching for that in the now internet age brought up a whole lot of images I wish I hadn't seen!

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On 17 August 2016 at 14:03, Declan52 said:

But you will have to walk up a roof and throw that out instead of using the wheels on a roof ladder.

How about roll it up rolling a length of rope into it. Throw the rope over the roof, pull from the other side and it will unroll the ladder up the roof.
 

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