airquee Unclimbable Ladder Operating instructions

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Unclimbable
Ladder
Additional
Operating
Instructions
Version 2 – November 2022
AQM012
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These are additional instructions to the Constant Flow Land Inflatable Operation
Manual.
The unclimbable ladder can be a stand-alone inflatable or part of a larger obstacle or park. These
additional operating instructions cover any device made by Airquee similar to the pictures above.
If you are in any doubt about anything mentioned in this manual or its suitability for your product or
circumstances, please contact us using any of the methods given on our website,
www.airquee.com/contact.
For all guidance relating to the safe use and operation of an inflatable including safe positioning,
anchoring, inflation/deflation, and regular checks please refer to our Constant Flow Land Inflatable
Operation Manual. A copy of this can be downloaded by scanning the QR code on the filler pipe of your
product or by visiting www.airquee.com/manuals.
Additional Equipment
Ladders
Bells
x2
x2
• The ladders are a consumable/replaceable item. They will wear and stretch over time and need to be
replaced.
This inflatable can be set up and packed away by 2 persons who have had proper manual
handling training and use the correct equipment to move the inflatable. You should conduct
your own manual handling risk assessment to determine a safe set up procedure and
number of people required based on your circumstances.
For information regarding dimensions, weight, zips, filler pipes etc please refer to the email we sent you
with the finished pictures and data.
x2
As owner/operator it is your responsibility to write and carry out your own risk assessment
before attempting to use this product. This manual, together with the Constant Flow Land
Inflatable Operation Manual must be read before attempting to setup/use the product.

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INTENDED USE OF THE PRODUCT
The Unclimbable ladder is designed to be a head-to-head competition between 2 players who need skill,
and balance to make their way up the ladder. The first to ring the bell is the winner.
OPERATING GUIDELINES/RULES OF PLAY
• Users should NOT be ALLOWED TO CLIMB on the WALLS.
• Do not let more than one player on each ladder at a time.
• Never allow anyone on a ladder while there is anyone underneath the ladder (fallen off from the
previous game).
• Participants should not engage in the game if they have any of the following conditions: current
or previous injury to the back or neck, chronic knee, or other joint conditions; any respiratory
conditions, including but not limited to asthma or bronchitis; any heart related or circulatory
conditions or pregnancy.
• BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER USE, the ladders, bells, and their connection points should be checked
for wear. If signs of wear are found, PLAY MUST BE STOPPED AND ANY WORN ITEMS MUST BE
REPLACED IMMEDIATELY.
For more information regarding operating guidelines and rules of play please see the Constant Flow Land
Inflatable - Operation Manual.
SETUP
If the ladders and bell at not attached, they should be attached while the inflatable is deflated. Ensure
all knots are tight.
DIFICULTY LEVEL
You can use these 2 connection methods for different difficulty levels.
1) This is the hardest setting as the ladder 2) This is the easiest setting as the ladder is
can spin easier harder to make spin
The ladder must be attached to the webbing loops with a heaving know as shown below.

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Over time the rope on the ladder may stretch. This can be retightened by adjusting the knots.
In addition to the checks that you must perform, all inflatables require an annual inspection. Please
refer to local legislation for the specific requirements of the country or region that you are operating in.

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