Acrophobic Newbie

[Nippy]

Having enjoyed VW campers in the past, T2 Dormobile, T25 Bilbo and T5 Autosleeper, sleeping in the T5 California just acquired will be the first time I’ve tested my acrophobia!
Just thinking about standing on a chair gives me a nosebleed, so I am seeking a ladder to assist in reaching the heights of the pop top.
I’ve tried getting one on prescription, but the NHS are unsympathetic, is there a kind hearted person out there who has a spare ladder that will ease my dilemma?
( I’m based on Herts / Beds border)

 

[WelshGas]

Having enjoyed VW campers in the past, T2 Dormobile, T25 Bilbo and T5 Autosleeper, sleeping in the T5 California just acquired will be the first time I’ve tested my acrophobia!
Just thinking about standing on a chair gives me a nosebleed, so I am seeking a ladder to assist in reaching the heights of the pop top.
I’ve tried getting one on prescription, but the NHS are unsympathetic, is there a kind hearted person out there who has a spare ladder that will ease my dilemma?
( I’m based on Herts / Beds border)

Sleep downstairs.

 

[Meoncoast]

If you can afford a Cali you should be able to run to a ladder.

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[secret lemonade drinker]

Let the tyres down when you park up for the night and it wont feel so high or rock so much in the wind!

 

[Baldrick]

If you can brave it onto one of the front seats (which you’ll probably already have cautionary scotchguarded, tissues at the ready and be pinching your nose).
This is on my birthday list recommended by another forum member
Upstairs webbing ladder
https://amzn.eu/d/eJUyhbH
£12 (or it was when I looked)
Good luck - there’s always downstairs if not.
Don’t let your tyres down - otherwise your If This Van’s A Rockin’ bump sticker will never apply

 

[Georgeo]

He did join on the 1st of April