Description
2 Story Fire Escape Ladder for Emergency Evacuation
Be ready with a 2 story fire escape ladder designed for quick emergency use. This ladder extends to 13 feet, making it suitable for many second-story windows. Keep it near a bedroom window so you can reach it quickly when every second matters.
A secondary escape route can be especially important when smoke, fire, or another emergency blocks the normal path through your home. Keeping an escape ladder nearby gives your household another evacuation option.
Retractable Hooks on the 2 Story Fire Escape Ladder
Retractable hooks attach the ladder to the window frame or sill of most windows. Before use, extend both ladder hooks fully to help create a secure position for emergency escape.
You won’t need tools or assembly before using the ladder. Simply remove it from storage, extend the hooks and ladder, and position it at the window.
Strong Rungs for a Steady Foothold
Slip-resistant rungs provide a steadier foothold while climbing down. The 2 story fire escape ladder can support up to 1,000 pounds according to the manufacturer.
Its simple design also helps reduce unnecessary steps during an emergency. Store the ladder where household members can locate and access it quickly.
Compact 2 Story Fire Escape Ladder Storage
The ladder comes with a red canvas storage bag for convenient storage. Keep it under a bed, inside a closet, or near a second-story window without taking up much space.
For added preparedness, consider keeping a 2 story fire escape ladder in each occupied second-story bedroom that may need an alternate escape route.
Add the Ladder to Your Home Fire Escape Plan
A fire escape ladder works best as part of a larger household emergency plan. Decide which windows can serve as emergency exits and make sure family members know where you store the ladder.
Periodically review your home’s escape plan so everyone knows where to go during an emergency. Never wait until a fire occurs to decide which exit you will use.
The manufacturer recommends replacing the ladder every three years to help keep your emergency equipment ready for use.



