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| Best Werner Ladders Compared 2011 |
After extensive research, we'd like to present you a list of top Werner ladders. The ladders are compared by price, popularity, features, pros, cons, and ideal customers.
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| Werner Ladders |
Model Number |
Popularity |
Price |
Type |
Material |
Height |
Weight |
Load Capacity |
Number of Rungs |
Compact |  | MT-22 |  | $209.00 | Multi-Position | Aluminum | 22 ft. | 47 lbs. | 300 lbs. | 14 | Yes | | Learn More |
Pros: Very popular; can transform into twin stepladder, extension ladder, stairway stepladder, or 2 scaffold bases; 28 different working heights
Cons: One of the most expensive ladders; can not be shipped to Hawaii or Alaska
Ideal for: Businesses or individuals needing a tall and very versatile ladder for indoor or outdoor jobs; will work well for two-story houses
| | | | | Model Number | Popularity | Price | Type | Material | Height | Weight | Load Capacity | Number of Rungs | Compact |  | MT-13 | | $114.00 | Multi-Position | Aluminum | 13 ft. | 35 lbs. | 300 lbs. | 9 | Yes | | Learn More |
Pros: Very popular; most inexpensive ladder in the MT series; can transform into a 2-person stepladder, extension ladder, or scaffold; 13 different working heights
Cons: Average-higher priced ladder
Ideal for: Homeowners needing a sturdy, versatile, and easily portable ladder; best for one-story houses
| | | | | Model Number | Popularity | Price | Type | Material | Height | Weight | Load Capacity | Number of Rungs | Compact |  | MT-26 |  | $249.00 | Multi-Position | Aluminum | 26 ft. | 62 lbs. | 300 lbs. | 26 | Yes | | Learn More |
Pros: Popular; can transform into a stepladder, extension ladder, twin stepladder, or a stairwell ladder
Cons: One of the most expensive ladders; most expensive ladder in the MT series; can not be shipped to Hawaii or Alaska; heavy
Ideal for: Those in need of a multi-functional, sturdy, and tall, yet easy to store ladder for business or personal use; works great for 2-story houses, trees, or other tall projects.
| | | | | Model Number | Popularity | Price | Type | Material | Height | Weight | Load Capacity | Number of Rungs | Compact |  | 223-6 | | $31.98 | Step Stool | Aluminum | 3 ft. | 13 lbs. | 225 lbs. | 3 steps | Yes | | Learn More |
Pros: Popular; most affordable ladder on the list; lightweight; wide steps; locks in place
Cons: Only negative reviews claim that it can be difficult to completely close
Ideal for: Individuals and families needing an affordable and sturdy step stool around the house or in the garage
| | | | | Model Number | Popularity | Price | Type | Material | Height | Weight | Load Capacity | Number of Rungs | Compact |  | MT-17 | | $167.00 | Multi-Position | Aluminum | 17 ft. | 39 lbs. | 300 lbs. | 17 | Yes | | Learn More |
Pros: Popular; easy to store; 20 different working heights; can convert into a 2-person stepladder, extension ladder, or scaffold
Cons: One of the more expensiver ladders on the list
Ideal for: Homeowners or proffesionals in need of a versatile ladder for working around the house or on work sites; great for 2-story houses
| | | | | Model Number | Popularity | Price | Type | Material | Height | Weight | Load Capacity | Number of Rungs | Compact |  | 368 | | $88.00 | Step Ladder | Aluminum | 8 ft. | 21.5 lbs. | 250 lbs. | 7 | No | | Learn More |
Pros: Popular; one of the most affordable ladders; includes convenient tray for tools, paint, and paint roller tray; free shipping
Cons: Not a great choice for every day use or for contractors
Ideal for: Homeowners needing a lightweight and affordable ladder to conduct household projects such as painting and changing light bulbs or yard work such as cutting tree limbs.
| | | | | Model Number | Popularity | Price | Type | Material | Height | Weight | Load Capacity | Number of Rungs | Compact |  | 6206 |  | $99.99 | Step Ladder | Fiberglass | 6 ft. | 22 lbs. | 300 lbs. | 5 | No | | Learn More |
Pros: Affordable ladder; includes paint can hanger; holster top to hold several different types of tools
Cons: Not very popular; is not lightweight
Ideal for: Commercial jobsites, maintenance professionals, and residential users. Great for those looking for a durable ladder that makes work more efficient due to the holster top.
| | | | | Model Number | Popularity | Price | Type | Material | Height | Weight | Load Capacity | Number of Rungs | Compact |  | D6224-2 | | $269.94 | Extension Ladder | Fiberglass | 24 ft. | 66.3 lbs. | 300 lbs. | 20 | No | | Learn More |
Pros: Fiberglass material makes it safe for work around electricity; slip resistant rungs; spring locks; durable and steady; rope clamp included; light for its size
Cons: Most expensive ladder on the list
Ideal for: Heavy duty jobs in commercial and residential construction as well as facilities maintenance.
| | | | | Model Number | Popularity | Price | Type | Material | Height | Weight | Load Capacity | Number of Rungs | Compact |  | 356 | | $109.12 | Step Ladder | Aluminum | 6 ft. | 13 lbs. | 225 lbs. | 5 | No | | Learn More |
Pros: Average priced ladder; tool tray top with drill holster; tray for tools, paints, and small parts, pinch-proof spreaders; lightweight
Cons: One of the least popular ladders; some reviews say it does not hold the max 200+ lbs.
Ideal for: Homeowners needing a lightweight, average sized ladder for simple indoor and outdoor projects.
| | | | | Model Number | Popularity | Price | Type | Material | Height | Weight | Load Capacity | Number of Rungs | Compact |  | T6202 | | $100.78 | Step Stool | Fiberglass | 2 ft. | 11 lbs. | 300 lbs. | 1 step | Yes | | Learn More |
Pros: Affordable ladder; slip resistant steps; sturdy and stable; wide steps; 2 sided ladder
Cons: Least popular ladder on the list
Ideal for: Commercial jobsites and maintenance professionals for any job up to eight feet.
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