Werner W2208 250-Pound Wood 8-Foot Folding Access Ladder

A sleeping loft was proposed above my home office and my husband and I were unsure if a folding access ladder could be adjusted to fit the height. Our office ceiling is 8 ft tall and we didn't know if it could be altered to fit. I have to say it again Com made the process of getting a product easy with ratings and reviews, as well as With a small adjustment and a simple installation, this ladder fit perfectly. The ladder's length had to be shortened, but it fit without any hassle. There is no need to assemble the ladder everything is already framed in, There is a bit of width restriction on both sides of the steps, as well as overall, so hauling large items up and down these steps would be difficult, but for access to a loft, and in our case, it works perfectly. Likewise, the unfinished wood stairs had a few loose steps that could slip out of their notched siderails, but you can fix that with some wood glue and a few After I stain them to match the trim in the rest of the house, the stairs themselves will be very lovely. In order to assist us when we climbed the stairs frequently, we made a retrofit to the pull cord. This item is overall a good item and the only reason for the one star loss is I'll tell you what Amazon's like. Please use the following URL as a starting point The rating I would give them is 10 Providing all the products I cannot purchase locally, this company is my first choice. I hope you keep up the great work,.

Azrael Terrell

| Feb 27, 2021

Unlike the Werner, it is similar in style, but the quality isn't as good as its counterpart. Stiff brackets and rough steps make this a very difficult step. The swing clearance of the swing was small, so our options were very limited. It would have been easier to return this device for something of much higher quality and strength if we hadn't had that issue. There was a huge difference between the price and the quality As I said, we did not have many choices, so they have you exactly as.

Wayne FIELD

| Jul 12, 2021

I'd rather use that than a ladder any day! I'm sure my husband is going to love.

Elora Acevedo

| Jun 20, 2021

However, the cover of the thin door was broken upon arrival, and the frame came apart during the first time we inserted it (my friend and I were able to fix the frame with screws after removing it). In general, I am thankful that this size is still produced.

Kase Espinoza

| Feb 23, 2021

I installed the device with help from my two grown sons and it was very easy to do. I've had it in for several years now and I've never had a problem with it. It's a good price and it works well.

Paris Nelson

| Jul 02, 2021

Customer service was excellent even though the company did not work for us.

Emily Norman

| Feb 05, 2021

The order was delivered in a timely manner and was perfect.

Amalia House

| Jan 09, 2021

It is not safe to climb a ladder made of wood. In only 5 years of use, this ladder had degraded to a condition that I considered unsafe. After presenting the ladder to a customer, I found its quality to be shoddy and the structure to be degraded. The following repairs were needed In order to tie the supporting frame boards together, we installed two heavy mending plates. There is only a paper version An extremely thin backing secured them together, and the screws that held them in place were all about to burst. A side rail was split and a set of angle brackets was used to reconnect the side rails to the stringers. The new nuts, washers and bolts were added to replace the hardware that was missing. fell from their original position due to a loosened thread. It was the locknuts that caused the most trouble with the ladder-- No washers were used to fix them to the wood. It was natural that they sank into the wood, then held on for a little while, and then * Installed a new thicker plywood backing panel to support the The backing was fastened with large bolts and fender washers so that neither the bolt heads nor the wood would sink into the rubber. Bolts of the original size were stripping when tightened with high tension Lock nuts that cannot withstand the tensile forces at the hinge were not used It had an unconscionable flaw in its design that made it unfit for use. As a testament to the (beyond bad) atrocious manufacturing quality, the hinges on this unit are "gappy" and hyperextension was unavoidable. warning labels warn against this type of hypertension. Adding make-up to hyperextension will fix the problem Spacers should be installed on the hinges so they may not open any further than It was the backing panel that caused the most trouble - I was shocked at how thin it was and how sharp the screw heads were This time, there were no washers. They began to sink into the wood, eventually ripping the panel all the way through. In the event that the panel broke under the load, the ladders could easily have come crashing to the ground as they would have disengaged from the main hinge and support pieces. It cost this company more than $300 to repair this cabin This is more than the cost of a new ladder, nevertheless not less than what it costs to buy and install a good aluminum ladder. It is impossible for me to ever trust a wood ladder without further inspection after looking at what happened to this ladder after just 5 years of service. The construction of wood ladders could have been much better, as well. It's a shame you did that,.

Zelda Marshall

| Jan 20, 2021