E. Slide aluminum foot over ladder rail as shown in
Figure 10. Position so the rubber foot is in contact
with the floor. Align with closest set of predrilled
holes in rail. Attach using (2) 1/4" bolts and
serrated nuts per side (included).
Again, be sure the attic ladder power arms are fully extended. Trimmed correctly, your attic
ladder should look like Figure 12. Verify that there are no gaps in the section and both feet are
flat on the floor.
FIGURE 11
If the attic ladder looks like Figure 13, then both of the legs are too long. To shorten, remove
bolts from adjustable foot, slide up to the next set of holes, and reinstall nuts and bolts.
If the attic ladder looks like Figure 11, then both of the legs are too short. To lengthen, remove
bolts from adjustable foot, extend to next set of holes, and reinstall nuts and bolts
To install trim molding leave 3/8" clearance between your door panel at the hinged end and 1/8"
on other 3 sides.
For customer service, call Louisville Ladder at
1-800-666-2811
Check the length after making your cuts
No gap
Gap
Feet flush
info@louisvilleladder.com
or e-mail
No gap
with floor
FIGURE 12
FIGURE 10
Gap
Feet ARE NOT
flush with floor
FIGURE 13
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