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That's about right on all counts, Jonny. Fine for non-dynamic loads on the order of a climber's gear and body weight...past that, a no go.

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Bump...I wonder what ever became of this venture?

Elecio, I do not have any information regarding the company that originally produced the Swedish stacking ladders. Perhaps you don't know, but this is a product that came on the market in the 1960's or before, and has generally fallen out of use since the 1990's. Frankly, there are almost...

nguwang, welcome! I wish I could help you, but it seems that from my explorations through the internet, no marketer is currently offering this product for sale. The last company I have certain knowledge of that sold them was Forestry Suppliers, Inc. You might try direct contact with them with...

At the price they run, not very likely to see many on the big box shelves, do ya think? ;)

I don't think so, Jeff :lol:

Not so far as the structural strength of the ladders goes, Butch. You need tree structure that is compatible; fairly straight bole without limbs, though you can always prune a path for placement if need be.

Rather than go to far off topic in the 200 ft. climb line thread... Here's a few pictures taken at a training workshop I did a few years ago, Dave. They should be available through Forestry Suppliers...but their website doesn't show the Swedish sectional ladders themselves, only listing a set...