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Looking for a substitue foot for stepladder!

StephenFord
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I have just acquired a really good stepladder, but it is missing one of it's stabilising rubber feet. I'm looking for something the equivalent of a few drinks coasters to prop up a wobbly pub table! Aesthetically it makes no difference what it looks like, just after something permanent, safe & secure, but have run out of ideas of what to use. You guys usually sort me out!

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    Surely you can buy a pair of ladder feet to fit that cross section from any DIY store?  I wouldn't trust two different feet on the same side personally.

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    17 minutes ago, TomsFocus said:

      I wouldn't trust two different feet on the same side personally.

    Indeed, you should never put cross plies, and radials on the same axle 🤣

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    mmm... all now sorted, tad embarrassing really. The stepladders are also a combined 'ladder' as well. On putting them away, I noticed the top of the 'ladder' has 2 x feet. So removed one and placed it on the missing foot. I'll never use them as 'ladders', far too afraid of heights, but can cope with stepladders LOL

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