ISOP Window Hooks for Fire Escape Ladders, 2 Hooks |Iron Hooks for Rescue Rope Ladder, Emergency Hook Set Fits Most Windows - Great with Mounting Clips or Deployment Ladders - Durable & Portable

We recently had a fire on our island that killed two and left four other family members hospitalized. Some jumped from a second story window, and children were left to go through their memories and spend their lives without a mother and little sister. Our 40 year old son (who has a 9 year old child) was traumatized just from the photos and the news, and his is the reason we began looking for an escape ladder and bought all new fire alarms. Homes on our island are built a full story above ground, so our top living space is actually 4 stories high. We bought the ladder that will reach from there to the ground, and with it, these hooks.Before purchasing, we researched several models online, and several on Amazon, but this one looked the most solid and simple to use. We also purchased the large, over-the-window-sill hooks, and a child harness, both to store with the ladder. Everything arrived extremely quickly, and we are pleased with the apparent quality. As I said in my opening, the best case scenario will be "never to use this", but thanks to its reasonable price and clearly thought out design, we're as prepared as a family can be! We urge you to do the same for your family!

I bought this ladder for my 10-year old son's room, and it's perfect!I did my research about escape ladders and all of the ladders out there appear quite difficult for kids to set up. With this rope ladder all the guessing and set up goes, LITERALLY, out the window >_<To hook up the ladder, I bought two 3/8-in x 3.875-in Zinc-Plated Steel Plain Eye Bolt and two 1/2-in x 2-in Zinc Plated Standard (SAE) Fender Washers and screw them into the studs right under the window. That ladder isn't going anywhere other than out the window and that's it :p. The ladder and the bolts hold my weigh just fine (195 lb).The heavy-duty Carabiners are great, the only problem is that there's no way to easily tell which side is the one that opens, so I decided to use just blue tape on the ends that open. Plus, in case the ladder needs to be reset by son for some reason, I also added blue tape to the eye bolts, that way he knows that the ends with tape on the Carabiners face the blue tape on the eye bolts.It's very light-weight so my son has no issues pulling it back inside.I used the bag it comes in to store it under my son's window, it doesn't look too conspicuous if you ask me :)Very happy with this ladder.PS. Yes, he climbed out the window and down the ladder, and then back up. Twice this week now :p

I tried to use this on my 16 ft mako boat to attach rope ladder for getting back in boat. It did not work. Of course that was not what it was advertised to do. I can say that it is well constructed and probably works fine for window ledges of building.

The media could not be loaded. The 16' & 8' escape ladders are compact fitting into my custom made 16" wide x x 8" deep x 14" tall inside diameters 1/2" oak board boxes that are mounted to the walls under the window with the anchors secured into the window sill frame with stainless steel screw eyes and 1000 pound rated shackles (which are more compact than the included carabiners). The hindged top with 1 1/2" wide x 2 inch deep cutouts that are 12 1/2" appart on the storage box allows rapid deployment of the escape ladder, saving prescious seconds in a needed escape (see video). The ladders easily carried my 151 pounds and are rated for 1000 pounds. My cabin has two floors with windows 8' and 16' above ground. One of the photos shows an outside view of both the ladders deployed.

I use it to get back on my Robalo R160 boat when at sea and it works great. I was worried it would get damaged by the salt water, but it's been out to sea a couple of times and it works great and no visible damage. Easy to use and easy to store. If it's really wavy or if the current is strong it can push your feet/legs under the boat because it's a flexible ladder. Not the best for the elderly or for those out of shape.

Liked this product as easy to use, sturdy construction. The loops for attaching the safety ladder were not closed so it was possible for the ladder attachment to possibly slip off!

I would say this rope ladder is as good as any I've seen at the Fire Dept., very well built and great carabiner clips, very durable, and dummy proof for use. You could leave this in a bag on your balcony for several years before any deterioration would comprise its usability. If you might also need it by a window as an alternative to the balcony, as like a combo pack, they also sell the window hooks separately, which can be attached to the carabiners. Keep in mind, the 3rd Floor rope ladder can be used just as easily for the 2nd Floor.

I have 2 daughters. They are 6 & 8 yrs. old, and they weigh less than 60 lbs. each. I purchased this ladder roughly 3 months ago to enable my daughters to access a treehouse I built for them. After receiving the ladder, I fastened it to the girls' treehouse using the metal carabiners. Initially, it worked fine ... until it didn't. On one occasion, my oldest daughter began climbing the ladder when the bottom rung came unfastened and fell off for no apparent reason. The rope on each side also frayed. See pics. I would like a refund for this ladder as it does not work for the purpose intended, and my daughter could have been injured ... although, thankfully, she was not injured. Although the return window has closed, I should still be provided a refund as this ladder is either defective or junk. I've attempted to contact the seller and provided my email address for a response, but to no avail. I will keep trying. I cannot recommend purchasing this ladder.