Werner Ladder Sale at Lowe's

[hausdok]

If anyone is interested, Lowe's is having a sale on Werner ladders this week and the 22ft. Werner-brand 300lb-capacity Little Giant knockoff is selling for $149 (Regular price is $209.).

If interested, click here.

[gtblum]

I own one of those, and I like it.

[Tom Raymond]

I have one too, and my only complaint is that it's heavy. It's noticabley stiffer than the 250lb LG when fully extended. Better than driving around with an extension ladder and a step ladder though.

Tom

[inspector57]

I have one also, note it is not 22' long, more like 19' in real world terms. I think that is is supposed to provide a 22' reach if you are 5'10 standing on the highest legal step. Mine gets me on most two story houses and is sturdy enough although I have never used the LG to compare.

They make one that is 4' longer extended and 1' longer folded that I keep wanting to buy to get up on those extra tall roofs, but it is heavier and I would have to carry it out in the weather on the roof rack.

[hmiller]

Hey thanks for the tip! I had been thinking about upgrading, and now the price is right.

I can still fit this one in the 6' bed of my Ranger pickup.

I picked mine up on the way back from an inspection today.

[Chad Fabry]

I have that ladder. It's heavy. It's sturdy. It's rigid. It's heavy. It's strong. It's 1/2 the price of LG.

[John Dirks Jr]

How much does it weigh? I wish I could trade the Cosco ladder I got at Walmart for one of those.

Speaking of ladders, I finally used the 32" extension ladder I bought for over $300. It was in a secluded area so nobody could see me make a fool of myself. I learned it worked better with the feet on the grass instead of the sidewalk. With the feet on the sidewalk, every time I went to push the ladder off the house to pull the rope and clear the eave, the feet would kick out. Then I stuck it on the grass and it was much easier.

[hmiller]

It is 45 lbs approx. and I noticed that it is going to take a little getting used to.

A little dissapointed that it does not extend to 22' feet as implied. (18 feet is the loa )22 feet is the "working" height.

But it is a nice ladder, and a couple feet longer than what I have been using.

[Bob White]

I've had mine for about 4 years.

With its weight and my bum shoulder, I try not to use it fully extended anymore (started bringing the 24' extension with me again) ---

I use the 17' Cosco every day, tho (picked it up at Wally World for $99, I think, a couple years ago after I left my Extend'n'Climb at a foreclosure....)