Product Description

(Pack Of 2) *Image: Product_Image [6295240] Truck Delivery Upc: 051751029000 72.5L X 18W X 8H 24.9 Lb 6.04 Cubes

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #99057 in Home Improvement
• Size: 6-Foot
• Brand: Werner
• Model: T6006
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 72.00" h x 22.00" w x 6.30" l,

Features

• 6-foot, 250 pound rated twin stepladder
• Tool-Tra-Top with dual drill holsters, tool, and small parts tray
• Braces on top and bottom steps
• Slip-resistant Traction-Tred steps on front and rear sections
• External Pinch-Proof spreaders

From the Manufacturer
This heavy-duty fiberglass 6-foot twin stepladder has a 250 pound duty rating (Type I) per side. It is ideal for one or two person jobs. The fiberglass rail construction provides added safety around electrical hazards. Its patented Tool-Tra-Toop contains holders for drills, tools, and small parts. Other features include external Pinch-Proof spreaders, slip-resistant Traction-Tred steps on both the front and rear sections, and braces on the top and bottom steps.

Customer Reviews

I love this ladder.
After my last Werner 300 lb ladder got stolen, I knew I wanted to get a twin ladder. I've got a couple of multi-ladders, one being the werner little giant knockoff. They're great for my remodeling business because of their versatility. Because of those ladders, I discovered the advantage of twin ladder design. Primarily, I don't know how many times I've had 2 guys trying to climb the same ladder and bending up the braces on the non-step side. The main disadvantage of the multi-ladder designs is that the tread is not comfortable. After an hour or so on the rungs, my feet are killing me. Also, they're heavy. For these reasons, I opted for another fiberglass ladder.

I weigh 220, so I was really torn over whether to order the 250 lb type or a heavier version. I've had a cheap aluminum stepladder collapse on me, so I take the issue seriously. The price difference was substantial, so I took a chance on the 250 lb version and I'm glad I did. Since it's a twin ladder, it's rated for 250 lbs per side, so it's actually a 500 lb rated ladder. As a result, this thing is rock solid. It weighs more than a single ladder, but less than the multi-ladders and is not as cumbersome.

The only minor complaint I have with it is that the top tray is split down the middle and has shallow screw holding compartments, but it's a worthy tradeoff for the stability and twin step convenience.