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<p><strong>Profile - Closed</strong></p>
<p>When the Saffold ladder is closed it has a depth (from the wall to the front edge of the ladder) of only 74mm. This, combined with a width of only 47mm, gives it an unobtrusive 'drainpipe-like' appearance which is discreet and unidentifiable as a ladder to passers-by.</p>
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<p><strong>Profile - Open</strong></p>
<p>When the ladder is open, the depth (from the wall to the front edge of the ladder) increases by approximately 500% to 390mm, giving a rung length of 340mm. This allows for a comfortable and safe descent.</p>
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