Werner D6232-2 32 ft Type IA Fiberglass D-Rung Extension Ladder

Description

Interlocking side rails with internal rail guides on the bottom of the fly section securely connect the rails. The fly section rails are prepierced at the top for easy field installation of accessories. The base section can be used as a single ladder, and the base and fly sections separate easily. The dual-action feet are for use on hard or penetrable surfaces and swivel easily. This fiberglass extension ladder has nonconductive rails, making it ideal for working near electricity. The durable rail shield bracket and shoe help protect the bottom of the rail. The heavy-duty extruded rung locks are spring loaded to operate smoothly. This fiberglass extension ladder has nonconductive rails, making it ideal for working near electricity. The D-rungs are slip resistant and the molded end caps are mar resistant. The dual-action feet are for use on hard or penetrable surfaces and swivel easily. The base section can be used as a single ladder, and the base and fly sections separate easily. Interlocking side rails with internal rail guides on the bottom of the fly section securely connect the rails. The fly section rails are prepierced at the top for easy field installation of accessories. The heavy-duty extruded rung locks are spring loaded to operate smoothly. The durable rail shield bracket and shoe help protect the bottom of the rail. The pulley works with a polypropylene rope. The D-rungs are slip resistant and the molded end caps are mar resistant.

Key Features

• The dual-action feet are for use on hard or penetrable surfaces and swivel easily.
• This fiberglass extension ladder has nonconductive rails, making it ideal for working near electricity.
• The fly section rails are prepierced at the top for easy field installation of accessories.
• The base section can be used as a single ladder, and the base and fly sections separate easily.
• The D-rungs are slip resistant and the molded end caps are mar resistant.
• Interlocking side rails with internal rail guides on the bottom of the fly section securely connect the rails.