Not All Ladders Are Created Equal …
The MT Series Telescoping Multiladder
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A versatile Werner Telescoping Multiladder gives new meaning to the popular notion of multitasking. It’s a stepladder, an adjustable height stairladder, or an extension ladder, and it can be separated to create two scaffold bases for a host of hard-to- reach projects. |
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(HIT) - For those certain home improvement projects when two ladders are better, faster, or sturdier than one, or perhaps one leg of the job is simply higher than the other—Werner Ladder has a range of perfect solutions. The MT Series Telescoping Multiladder effortlessly switches from one task to the next with just a push of the soft-touch push knob.
You can use the Multiladder as a stepladder of various heights, a twin stepladder for two people, a stairway stepladder with adjustable front and rear heights, an extension ladder, and it even separates to create two scaffold bases.
The ladders are easy to adjust and feature spring loaded ‘J’ locks that emit an audible ‘click’ as an indication of safety.
Available in four sizes, the Telescoping Multiladder series reflects the same professional design quality that has made Werner a household name for decades. The 13' model has 13 working heights or positions, the 17' model has 20 working heights, and the 26' model can be adjusted to 37 different working heights or positions.
Features like smooth curved rails for comfortable climbing, double riveted steps for long lasting durability and extra wide flared base for firm support and stability reflect Werner’s long commitment to the design and manufacture of products that meet or exceed the applicable Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and American National Standards Institute (ANSI) codes and standards for strength and structural integrity.
Telescoping Multiladders are currently available at fine hardware and home stores, or you can contact Werner Ladder Company at 1-888-523-3370 for additional information on a dealer in your area. Online go to http://wernerladder.com
Courtesy: Home Improvement News and Information Center
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