Fire escape ladder for homes / Rescue Rope Ladder / Two Story Escape Ladder / Rope Ladder for Kids

[@НинаБаранова-ч2ш]

When it comes to safety, the Rescue Rope Ladder is a great choice. With its strong construction and safety features, it can help keep you and your family safe from fire. It is also the perfect size for home and is easy to set up in most windows, making it a great choice for those who need a fire escape ladder.

[@АннаАверкина312]

I am incredibly pleased with my new emergency escape ladder! The quality and safety of this ladder have exceeded my expectations. The sturdy construction and non-slip rungs provide additional stability and confidence when using it in emergency situations. The length of the ladder allows me to easily reach the ground from the highest window of my house. The high-quality materials and weight capacity of the ladder make it a reliable and robust option for emergencies. The compact size and ease of use make storage and quick access in case of an emergency hassle-free. I also appreciate the safety certification and compliance with relevant standards, which strengthen my confidence that I have purchased a high-quality and reliable product. The installation was simple and straightforward, and the ladder meets all my expectations in terms of quality, functionality, and design. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with my emergency escape ladder and would recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality and reliable emergency solution. Purchasing this ladder was a wise investment in the safety of my home and family.👍

[@Viktoria1Kucherenko-ny1dn]

A fire escape ladder is an important safety device for homes, especially for houses with multiple stories or those lacking easy access to the ground floor. It provides a means of escape in case of a fire or other emergency that makes the regular exits inaccessible.

[@Crayz919]

Can u use to ascend & descend a tree

[@Isopllc]

Yes can

[@Crayz919]

@@Isopllc could i get it in more natural colors for hunting purposes

[@Crayz919]

@@Isopllc how would it hold up in weather

[@Isopllc]

@@Crayz919 we have only this color

[@Isopllc]

@@Crayz919 depends on weather.)

[@Isopllc]

What to do in case of fire and how to prevent fire in the house. In case of a fire, it's crucial to take immediate action to protect yourself and others. Follow these steps: Alert Others: Immediately notify anyone in the vicinity of the fire. Shout "Fire!" to alert people in the building or area. Activate fire alarms or pull fire alarm switches if available. Evacuate Safely: If you are in a building, follow your predetermined emergency evacuation plan, if available. Proceed calmly and quickly to the nearest exit, avoiding elevators. If there is smoke, stay low to the ground where the air is clearer. Use fire escape ladder to escape fire from balcony or window. Call Emergency Services: Once you are safely outside, call the emergency services (e.g., 911) to report the fire. Provide them with the necessary information, such as the address of the building and details about the fire's location and severity. Do Not Re-enter: Under no circumstances should you re-enter the building until authorities have declared it safe to do so. Fire conditions can rapidly escalate, making it dangerous to return. Follow Designated Meeting Point: If you are evacuating with others, gather at a designated meeting point outside the building. This helps ensure that everyone is accounted for and allows emergency responders to easily identify individuals who may still be inside. Stay Clear of the Fire: Keep a safe distance from the fire and avoid obstructing emergency personnel. Allow firefighters and other first responders to do their work unimpeded. Provide Information: If you have any information that could be helpful to firefighters, such as the location of trapped individuals or the presence of hazardous materials, relay that information to emergency responders. Follow Instructions: Follow any instructions given by emergency personnel on the scene. They will guide you on what to do and where to go to ensure your safety. Remember, personal safety is the top priority during a fire. Act quickly, stay calm, and assist others as much as possible without putting yourself in harm's way. 1. Have working smoke detectors installed in every room of your house, including the basement and attic. 2. Keep fire extinguishers in your home, and make sure that everyone knows how to use them. 3. Have a fire escape plan that is practiced regularly with your family. 4. Keep all flammable materials away from heat sources, such as stovetops and heaters. 5. Make sure that all electrical wiring in your home is up to code and properly installed. 6. Have fire escape ladder in every room 7. Keep a fire-resistant safe in your home to protect important documents and valuables. 8. Install sprinkler systems in your home to help extinguish fires and prevent their spread.

[@Isopllc]

Qué hacer en caso de incendio y cómo prevenir incendios en la casa. En caso de incendio, es fundamental tomar medidas inmediatas para protegerse a sí mismo y a los demás. Sigue estos pasos: Alerte a los demás: notifique inmediatamente a cualquier persona que se encuentre en las inmediaciones del incendio. Grita "¡Fuego!" para alertar a las personas en el edificio o área. Active las alarmas contra incendios o tire de los interruptores de alarma contra incendios si están disponibles. Evacúe de manera segura: si se encuentra en un edificio, siga su plan de evacuación de emergencia predeterminado, si está disponible. Proceda con calma y rapidez a la salida más cercana, evitando los ascensores. Si hay humo, quédese cerca del suelo donde el aire es más claro. Use la escalera de incendios para escapar del fuego desde el balcón o la ventana. Llame a los servicios de emergencia: una vez que esté fuera de peligro, llame a los servicios de emergencia (p. ej., 911) para informar el incendio. Bríndeles la información necesaria, como la dirección del edificio y detalles sobre la ubicación y la gravedad del incendio. No vuelva a ingresar: bajo ninguna circunstancia debe volver a ingresar al edificio hasta que las autoridades hayan declarado que es seguro hacerlo. Las condiciones del incendio pueden escalar rápidamente, haciendo que sea peligroso regresar. Siga el punto de encuentro designado: si va a evacuar con otras personas, reúnase en un punto de encuentro designado fuera del edificio. Esto ayuda a garantizar que se tenga en cuenta a todos y permite que los servicios de emergencia identifiquen fácilmente a las personas que aún pueden estar adentro. Manténgase alejado del fuego: mantenga una distancia segura del fuego y evite obstruir al personal de emergencia. Permita que los bomberos y otros socorristas hagan su trabajo sin obstáculos. Proporcione información: si tiene información que podría ser útil para los bomberos, como la ubicación de personas atrapadas o la presencia de materiales peligrosos, transmita esa información a los servicios de emergencia. Siga las instrucciones: siga las instrucciones dadas por el personal de emergencia en la escena. Ellos le guiarán sobre qué hacer y dónde ir para garantizar su seguridad. Recuerde, la seguridad personal es la máxima prioridad durante un incendio. Actúe rápidamente, mantenga la calma y ayude a los demás tanto como sea posible sin ponerse en peligro. 1. Instale detectores de humo que funcionen en cada habitación de su casa, incluidos el sótano y el ático. 2. Tenga extinguidores de incendios en su hogar y asegúrese de que todos sepan cómo usarlos. 3. Tenga un plan de escape en caso de incendio que se practique regularmente con su familia. 4. Mantenga todos los materiales inflamables alejados de fuentes de calor, como estufas y calentadores. 5. Asegúrese de que todo el cableado eléctrico de su hogar cumpla con los códigos y esté correctamente instalado. 6. Tenga una escalera de escape en caso de incendio en cada habitación 7. Mantenga una caja fuerte resistente al fuego en su hogar para proteger documentos y objetos de valor importantes. 8. Instale sistemas de rociadores en su hogar para ayudar a extinguir incendios y evitar que se propaguen.

[@DE-eVOLVED]

Are these re usable ? We plan to descend underground and need to know 100% that the quality is high as our lives will depend on it and its durability ...?...

[@Isopllc]

Yes, this ladder are reusable and quality is the best on market!

[@5Komma5]

Hope you put more money into the ladders then this commercial. Does not explain what makes your ladders better. It's only the patented reflective strip? Seriously? Patented? That's why patents need to go.

[@Isopllc]

If you watch until end you can see the key differences between our ladders and competitors. Not only reflective strip but plastic rung cups, great design box, waterproof bag, threads density and more. Also we are first who sell this ladders in US and EU markets, all others just copied us😉

[@mikem6796]

@@Isopllc I need something just like this that will work off of a balcony. How would I tie it to balcony rails?

[@Isopllc]

@@mikem6796using carabiners. Many ways to attach it to the balcony

[@MichaelCTruth]

​@@Isopllc Does that come with the ladder or purchased separately? Thanks.

[@Isopllc]

@@MichaelCTruth comes with the ladder

[@anthonyfauci5859]

Rungs are too far apart for children. Will not buy plus to Complicated for children. Just my opinion. Thank you

[@Isopllc]

Depends how old are children. It’s 35cm between rungs or 14inches , which is standard. Thank you.

[@anthonyfauci5859]

@Isopllc as an adult, I love rope ladders. I worked with them for years. They're definitely durable but not children friendly, especially in high stress situation. They're too heavy. They tangle up often, and carabiners are too complicated for children. What if an adult isn't around l. Just my Perspective. Awesome product, though.

[@crazy_darling627]

@@anthonyfauci5859you just wanna be difficult. The children will just have to learn lol