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Hello everyone,
I have a problem I am attempting to resolve. I live in a cape cod with a floor and a half. One side of the house is vaulted ceilings while the other side is the upper bedroom. We have steps that go up to the upper bedroom adjacent to the wall. The ceiling is approx 18ft high. So you walk up the steps and when you reach the top there is a door leading to the upper bedroom, with a small loft to the right. I want to paint the wall adjacent to the steps.
In order to reach the peak of the ceiling on the wall adjacent to the steps is rather difficult. Other than a $300 dollar ladder, is there any tricks I can use to get some support for a scaffold or similiar.
Also the stairs turn 90 degrees near the bottom.
I hope I explained this adequately enough.
A man with little to no handyman skills!!!!!
I have a problem I am attempting to resolve. I live in a cape cod with a floor and a half. One side of the house is vaulted ceilings while the other side is the upper bedroom. We have steps that go up to the upper bedroom adjacent to the wall. The ceiling is approx 18ft high. So you walk up the steps and when you reach the top there is a door leading to the upper bedroom, with a small loft to the right. I want to paint the wall adjacent to the steps.
In order to reach the peak of the ceiling on the wall adjacent to the steps is rather difficult. Other than a $300 dollar ladder, is there any tricks I can use to get some support for a scaffold or similiar.
Also the stairs turn 90 degrees near the bottom.
I hope I explained this adequately enough.
A man with little to no handyman skills!!!!!
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