- Is this ladder safe to use near electrical wiring?
- Yes. The fiberglass rails are non-conductive, which is the main reason trades choose fiberglass over aluminum for electrical work. Keep in mind that wet dirt and metal fittings can still conduct, so treat it as a safety margin, not a guarantee.
- Can one person raise this 20 ft ladder?
- It can be done, but at 44.5 lbs many owners find it awkward alone. A rope and pulley kit makes one-person extension easier, and Werner sells one separately for the D6200 series.
- What does the Type IA rating mean?
- Type IA is the heavy-duty duty rating, good for up to 300 lbs including the user and tools. That is one step above Type I and suits contractors and heavier users.
- How much reach does a 20 ft extension ladder give?
- A 20 ft ladder reaches roughly 17 to 19 ft of working height depending on the setup angle and how far it is extended. The fly section gives about 16 inches of usable width.
- Does it work on both hard and soft ground?
- Yes. The dual-action feet pivot so the pads sit flat on concrete or driveways and the spikes dig into grass or dirt.
- What is the Alflo rung joint?
- It is Werner's rung-to-rail joint design, built to resist twisting and keep the ladder rigid under load. Owners report the ladder feels solid because of it.
- Where is the Werner 20 ft Fiberglass Extension Ladder cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $359.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Werner 20 ft Fiberglass Extension Ladder?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Ace Hardware, Msc Industrial Supply, Staples.