Hanging aluminium ladders

Hi
I need to hang a couple of alloy ladders in my garage. Only place is from the joists. 
Just wondering if there’s brackets available for this.
Ideally some right angled ones like London brackets facing across the joists so the ladder rungs can be hooked over and pushed forward.
Might need to make some up.
Any help appreciated.


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  • Rdwill
    Rdwill Posts: 243 Forumite
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    I do this with mine. I hold them up with bungees. 
  • danrv
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    edited 25 June 2021 at 5:59PM
    Rdwill said:
    I do this with mine. I hold them up with bungees. 
    Thanks.
    Did have a go at that but a bit tricky holding ladder and hooking up.
    I think I’ll get some 20mm or 30mm flat steel bar from B&Q and bend up some right angle brackets. 
    Eight in all so can just lift ladders up and push forwards to secure them.
  • Rdwill
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    Do that at one end and bungee the other
  • EssexExile
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    Have you googled ladder brackets?
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  • Mutton_Geoff
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    Buy these. Fix to garage ceiling joists. Hook one long side of ladder on one side, rotate and lift, hook other side of ladder on, job done.

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  • Norman_Castle
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    Google ladder hooks
  • danrv
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    edited 26 June 2021 at 10:42AM
    Buy these. Fix to garage ceiling joists. Hook one long side of ladder on one side, rotate and lift, hook other side of ladder on, job done.

    Thanks.
    Saw those but wasn’t sure how they worked.
    I see now.
  • danrv
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    The brackets there I think would hang way too low as they’re 30cm and fix onto the bottom edge of the joist.
    I need to get the ladders up almost flush with the joists for headroom.
    Have bought a 1m length of mild steel so will bend up some hooks and screw them onto the vertical edge.
    I’ll use bungees for the other end as suggested.
    Thanks for the replies.
  • danrv
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    edited 11 July 2021 at 2:00PM
    Rdwill said:
    Do that at one end and bungee the other
    All done.
    Hooks at one end made up from a strip of mild steel from B&Q.
    Bungee at the other.
    Thanks for the idea.


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