Home Fire Escape Ladders Save Lives
Be Safe Plus LLC hopes you or a loved one will never have to
use our Kidde Fire Safety Escape Ladders but for your peace of
mind and worry free escape you’ll know it is there for you in case of
a fire emergency .
The Kidde two and three story
home fire escape ladders are easy to use
and attach quickly to most common windows. The tangle-free design
enables fast and easy deployment. In fact, both the 13 ft (two story)
and 25 ft (three story) Kidde fire safety escape ladders are ready for
use right out of the box. There are no tools or assembly required.
These durable constructed home fire escape ladders have been tested to
1000 lbs and include Anti Slip rungs and the manufacturer's 5-year
limited warranty.
For you and your love ones' protection
order our
two or three story home fire escape ladder today.
Home Fire Escape Ladders Save Lives
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Instructions for use of the Kidde Home Fire Escape Safety Ladders:
- Close the doors to the room before opening the escape window to
avoid intensifying a fire.
- Open attachment hooks and extend center support of your fire safety escape
ladder. (see Fig.1)
- Place hooks over window sill with your home fire safety ladder hanging on
the outside of the structure. Attach the white end of the hooks to
the inside wall. The red side of the hooks must be outside the
window. (see Fig.2)
- Pull release strap to deploy your fire safety escape ladder. (See Fig.3) (To be done
only is an actual emergency).
- Carefully exit window onto fire safety escape ladder, holding
attachment hooks to provide stability
- When descending the home fire escape ladder, keep your body
close to the ladder to maximize stability. Carry children on the
ladder only when it is absolutely necessary. Avoid carrying pets or
other objects on your fire safety escape ladder.
- In family escape, the parent should exit first to stabilize the
home fire escape ladder during the decent of children or elderly adults.
- Be careful to avoid breaking glass in adjacent windows when descending your
home fire safety escape ladder.
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