Attic Pull Cord Replacement

Either a brass or pewter pull ring to replace the dangling cord and a brass or pewter storage hook that allows the attic ease reach hook to be stored when not in use.

Attic pull cord replacement.

How to replace an attic cord with an easy hook and pull by lindsay ballard on june 20 2014 5 comments one of the little irritating things that had bothered me in our home for the past six years was the cord for the pull down attic ladder on our second story ceiling. The kit contains a pewter fashion pull ring to replace the attic cord a custom solid oak reach hook to pull down the ladder and a pewter fashion storage hook to store the reach hook instantly improving the look of any room. Here s a simple tutorial. First step remove the cord.

But the little things can also make you say wtf when you see them. Case in point the first thing you see at the top of our stairs is a long knotted dangling string. With the pull system kit in pewter from attic ease you can replace existing ugly dangling attic cords with this complete system. The little things really make a house and give the final touches.

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It s the little things right. Replace rope pull with chain. Using the new eye bolt push it through the same hole the cord was in and tighten the bolt firmly on the inside of the stairs.