Werner Extension PLUS Triple Box Section Ladder - 1.8m

The Werner Extension PLUS X4 1.85m Triple Box Section Combination Ladder is a professional-grade s...

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The Werner Extension PLUS X4 1.85m Triple Box Section Combination Ladder is an ideal choice for trade professionals and serious DIY enthusiasts who require a versatile, high-strength climbing solution. Engineered with durable box section stiles, it offers an excellent balance between structural rigidity and portability, allowing it to function as a stepladder, freestanding extension, or standard leaning ladder. While its 150kg load capacity and triple-section design provide unmatched utility for various heights, users should be mindful that the multi-section configuration requires careful handling during deployment to ensure all locking mechanisms are fully engaged.

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Model Part Number7251818
BrandWerner

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FAQs

What is the maximum safe working height of this ladder?

The ladder reaches a maximum ladder height of 3.78m, with a safe working height of up to 4.40m when used in the extension configuration.

Is this ladder suitable for industrial use?

Yes, it is designed for trade environments and meets BSEN131 standards with a 150kg weight capacity.

Can this be used as a stepladder?

Yes, it is designed to function as a stepladder as well as a freestanding or standard extension ladder.

How long is the ladder when fully closed?

The closed length of the ladder is 1.84m.

What should I do if the feet become worn?

Worn feet should be replaced immediately. Contact an authorized supplier or the manufacturer to source official replacement parts specific to this model.

How do I safely extend the sections?

Always maintain a firm grip on the stiles and slide the sections upward until the locking catches engage securely on the rungs.

Troubleshooting

Locking catches are difficult to engage

Clean the tracks of any debris or dried paint and ensure the sections are properly aligned before attempting to lock them.

Ladder feels unstable during use

Verify that the ladder is on level ground and check that all feet are making full contact with the surface. Ensure all locking catches are fully engaged in the locking position.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Highly versatile three-in-one configuration
  • Lightweight yet rigid box section construction
  • Professional-grade 150kg weight rating
  • Compliant with current BSEN131 safety standards
  • Manual locking system prevents accidental slippage

Cons

  • Requires manual operation of catches which takes practice
  • Heavier than standard single-section residential ladders
  • Requires significant vertical clearance when fully extended

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up the ladder, ensure you are on a clear, flat surface. For extension modes, slide the outer sections until the manual thumb-operated catches click audibly into the locked position. Periodically inspect the locking mechanisms to ensure they are free of debris, such as dust or paint. To maintain the ladder, store it in a dry, covered area when not in use to prevent oxidation of the aluminum. Regularly check the slip-resistant feet for wear; if the tread has worn smooth, replace the feet immediately to prevent dangerous slippage. Do not expose the ladder to harsh chemicals or industrial solvents that could degrade the stiles.