TAURKENAM
TAURKENAM Pet Fire Evacuation Ladder 55 lb 50 ft Rope 19x18x10 in
Compact fire-evacuation device holds pets up to 55 lb and includes a 50 ft rope for rapid descent
- TypeLadders
- Keeps pets up to 55 lb safe during fire emergencies
- 50 ft rope included for rapid escape from upper floors
- Compact 19 x 18 x 10 in size stores easily in pouch
- Tested to 70 lb for reliable weight capacity
- Unfolds quickly for immediate use when seconds count
Pet Fire Evacuation Ladder 55 lb
The TAURKENAM fire evacuation device is designed for pets weighing up to 55 pounds. It provides a compact safety solution for lowering animals from elevated positions during a fire emergency. A pillow can be placed inside for the pet's comfort during descent.
Replaces Improvised Lowering Methods
This device replaces improvised rope or harness systems with a dedicated 50-foot rope and structured carrier. The jump is worth it when a household needs a single, ready-to-deploy kit that has been tested to 70 lb for reliable performance.
Simple Deployment With Storage Pouch
Installation involves unfolding the device and securing the included rope, requiring no tools or permanent mounting. The main risk is delaying practice; owners should rehearse the procedure so the pet remains calm and the rope feeds correctly during an actual emergency.
Highlights
- Keeps pets up to 55 lb safe during fire emergencies
- 50 ft rope included for rapid escape from upper floors
- Compact 19 x 18 x 10 in size stores easily in pouch
- Tested to 70 lb for reliable weight capacity
- Unfolds quickly for immediate use when seconds count
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What are the folded dimensions of the 19x18x10 in evacuation device for storage?
The unit measures 19 inches wide, 18 inches deep and 10 inches high when folded, fitting the included storage pouch for compact placement.
How do you attach the 50 ft rope to the device during an emergency?
Secure the rope to the device's built-in anchor points, place a pillow inside, load your pet, then lower steadily; the step often missed is double-checking the anchor knots before descent.
When should the 50 ft rope be inspected or replaced after a 70 lb test rating?
Inspect the rope before every use and replace it if sheath wear, core exposure or heat damage appears; retire it after any actual evacuation load event.
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