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Werner 250-Pound Duty Rating Type I Fiberglass Stepladder with Pail Shelf

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Werner 250-Pound Duty Rating Type I Fiberglass Stepladder with Pail ShelfSize Name: 6 feet Product Description Werner type i fiberglass stepladder, 6 ft . , the 6006S stepladder features a holster top with the lock in system as well as a built in molded pail shelf for convenience the lock in system allows you to customize the ladder top and safely secure your tools the external spreaders are pinch proof and the traction tred steps are slip resistant this stepladder has a duty rating of 250 pounds and offers edge bracing

Size Name:6 feet

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Werner type i fiberglass stepladder, 6 ft . , the 6006S stepladder features a holster top with the lock-in system as well as a built-in molded pail shelf for convenience the lock-in system allows you to customize the ladder top and safely secure your tools the external spreaders are pinch proof and the traction-tred steps are slip resistant this stepladder has a duty rating of 250 pounds and offers edge bracing for enhanced strength and increased protection against damage fiberglass rails are non-conductive for working near electricity . The country of origin is MEXICO .

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Designed for heavy-duty use, Werner 6000S Series Fiberglass Stepladders are rated for 250 pounds and are ideal for residential and commercial applications. And because they're made with fiberglass non-conductive side rails, 6000S series ladders are recommended for working around electricity. No matter the job, a Werner 6000S Series Fiberglass Stepladder will provide a sturdy, safe work surface.


6000S Series
Fiberglass Stepladders
At a Glance:
  • 250-pound load capacity
  • Holster Top holds tools, paint cans, and more
  • Multi-Purpose pail shelf automatically closes with ladder
  • Slip-resistant tread design
  • EDGE bracing system for enhanced strength and increased protection against damage
  • Recommended for use around electricity

Traction-Tred steps are slip-resistant for a safe climb and descent.View larger.


Holstertop and multi-purpose pail shelf keep all your tools within arm's reach.
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EDGE molded brace and footpad provide enhanced stability.View larger.
Ladders Support Up to 250 Pounds
The 6000S Series Fiberglass Stepladders have a Type I duty rating, which means their load capacity is 250 pounds (combined weight of user and materials). Additionally, these ladders feature slip-resistant Traction-Tred steps for a safe climb and descent.

Holster Top with Lock-In Accessory Sockets
Werner 6000S Series Fiberglass Stepladders have a patented high-performance top that can safely hold paint cans or tools. The top also has Lock-In accessory capabilities. These Lock-In accessories allow you to increase your work space and decrease the number of times you're up and down the ladder, which increases productivity.

Pail Shelf Holds Tools and Paint
A Multi-Purpose pail shelf holds paint cans, painting materials, and tools, Plus, it automatically closes with the ladder.

Pinch-Proof Spreaders
External spreaders will not pinch your hands as you close the ladder. The spreaders resist sticking when you're trying to open and close the ladder.

EDGE Braces for Stability and Durability
Each Werner 6000S Series Fiberglass Stepladder features EDGE (Energy Diffusing Geometry) braces at its base. These molded braces provide enhanced strength and increased protection against damage during use and transport.

Reinforced Construction Ensures Long-Term Use
Just as durable as they are stable, the 6000S Series Fiberglass Stepladders feature braces on the top step, second step, and top horizontal.

Recommended for Use Around Electricity
Because the 6000S Series fiberglass stepladders are made with fiberglass rails, the rails are electrically non-conductive. Fiberglass ladders are recommended for use around electricity.

About Werner: The Pros' Choice
Werner, the most trusted name in ladders, is preferred by pros more than any other brand. For over 60 years, pros have looked to Werner to supply their climbing equipment needs. Werner manufactures a full line of safe, professional-grade products for any job, and it builds its ladders to withstand even the most challenging tasks--that's why Werner ladders are found on more jobsites than any other brand.

What's in the Box
Werner 6000S Series Fiberglass Stepladder.

Model
Number
Size (feet) Approximate
Width (inches)
Approximate
Spread (inches)
Approximate
Cubic Feet
Approximate
Shipping
Weight (pounds)
6004S 4 19 28-7/8 2.6 15
6005S 5 20-1/2 35 3.5 18
6006S 6 22 41-1/8 4.5 20
6008S 8 25 53-1/2 6.8 27.5

From the Manufacturer

This heavy duty fiberglass stepladder has a 250 pound duty rating (type I). It is made of nonconductive fiberglass rail for added safety around electrical hazards. A handy paint can hook is added to the back side of the molded plastic top. Sturdy pail shelf with rag rack holds a gallon paint can. Other features include external pinch-proof spreaders, slip-resistant Traction-Tred steps and knee braces on the top and bottom steps.

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  • The 6006S stepladder features a holster top with the lock-in system as well as a built-in molded pail shelf for convenience
  • Werner Type i fiberglass stepladder, 6 ft
  • The country of origin is MEXICO
  • 6-foot 250 pound rated stepladder with pail shelf
  • Holster Top with Lock-In Accessory System secures tools from falling
  • EDGE molded brace and foot pad combination provides enhanced bracing strength and increased protection against damage
  • Slip resistant Traction-Tred steps
  • External Pinch-Proof spreaders
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