First Alert EL52-2 Two-Story Fire Escape Anti-Slip Ladder, 14′

This two-story escape ladder is for you if you want to plan escape routes from second floor bedrooms. Our ladder ensures you keep your family safe and healthy in case of fire or other emergency. Plan and review escape routes from second floor using this two-story escape ladder so your family is comfortable and familiar enough with your emergency escape routes to respond automatically should an emergency occur. Not recommended for use if your planned escape route goes over an existing first story window. Easily deploys from standard windowsill and stores compactly.

• 14 foot length
• Fully assembled & ready to use
• Strong steel construction tested to 1,125 lbs
• Window sill width should be between a minimum of 6 inches (15 cm) and a maximum of 10 inches (25 cm)
• Slip resistant – rungs and stabilizers provide extra strength and maximum durability
• Tested to ASTM standards
• DuPont Cordura nylon strapping
• Easily deploys from standard windowsill and stores compactly.
• FAQ’s
• What is the ideal window to use an escape ladder on?
• The window should be at least 20 inches wide and 32 inches high to give you enough clearance to exit safely. The windowsill width should be between a minimum of 6 inches and a maximum of 10 inches. Also make sure you measure the windowsill from outside to inside. Do not use the ladder on windowsills that are too large or too small for the hooks, damaged or weak, or blocked by furniture or security devices (grilles or bars). From the outside of your home, check below the window for any obstructions – trees, plants, bushes, windows, house fixtures, or any other objects in the direct path below the chosen window.
• How much weight can a First Alert Escape Ladder hold?
• First Alert Escape Ladders can hold up to 1,125 pounds
• Does the escape ladder come with a mounting kit?
• The First Alert Escape Ladder does not require mounting of any kind. Steel rung stabilizers help to keep the ladder stable while in use
• Where should I store my escape ladder? Should I keep it in the box?
• Store the ladder where it can be immediately accessed – near the window, under a bed, or in the front part of a closet. Make sure nothing blocks you from reaching the ladder. In a fire, you have limited time to react and take action. Secure the ladder in its original box to keep it from becoming tangled