Louisville Ladder 6 ' Fiberglass Step, 10' Reach, 225-lb, Load Capacity

Description

Perform a range of repair and installation tasks with a boost from the louisville ladder 6' fiberglass step ladder. It has a 10' reach. The non-conductive construction allows for safe working around electrical wiring. It can also be used to change light bulbs, access roofing, and many other applications. The pro top at the uppermost point of the 6' fiberglass ladder has multiple slots to hold power and hand tools, paint brushes, and other items. It also features a paint pail hook. Slip-resistant rubber feet and deep, anti-slip aluminum steps with riveted in channels offer stability, balance, and safety. An additional pinch-resistant spreader brace ensures that this product stays in place when you are climbing it. The 6' step ladder is easy to use, and it can be stored in a garage or up against the house when you have completed the job.
Superior safety, this stepladder is made of exceptional quality, non-conductive fiberglass and has a 10' reach
Safe and stable with its 225-lb capacity and slip-resistant rubber tread on all four legs to provide sure footing and features TRX ladder boot for a larger footprint and rail protection, you won’t find a more reliable, safe ladder.
Equipped with the exclusive SHOX system that absorbs impacts and provides extra durability and resistance to abuse and accidental mishandling of step ladder.
Pro top ladder top keeps your tools at hand and has plenty of features to improve performance when working electrical, construction, and residential jobs. It includes a hardware tray, a curved front for comfort during long work periods, drill and tool slots for small parts, a paint bucket holder for painting jobs, and a pipe or 2x4 holder.
Fiberglass is non-conductive when clean and dry
The reliable spreader bracing, and large back rail bracing helps with stability and will increase your confidence when climbing
Meets or exceeds industry standards, louisville ladder is committed to meet or exceed all safety standards set by ANSI and OSHA
On Dec 7, 2022 at 03:58:50 PST, seller added the following information: