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Installing Interior Ladder

Written By: Chris Reinhart (and one other contributor)

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Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

Time Required

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Step 1 Ladder

Mark the first side with the square, then use that line to transfer the mark to the other sides.

Cut two 4x4's to 87" in length.
Mark the first side with the square, then use that line to transfer the mark to the other sides.

Step 2

Transfer the line to two of the other sides in a similar manner to step 1.

Set your circular saw blade to a 45 degree angle as seen in photo 2.

Mark 1/2" from the end of each 4x4.
Transfer the line to two of the other sides in a similar manner to step 1.
Set your circular saw blade to a 45 degree angle as seen in photo 2.
Bevel 3 of the sides by using the angled blade to cut along the line. The result will look like photo 3.
The fourth side does not get beveled because it lays flush against the wall.