Werner Telescopic Extension Ladder - 3.2m


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The Werner 3.2m Telescopic Extension Ladder is designed for professional tradespeople and homeowners who require a high-reach solution that does not sacrifice portability. It offers the key benefit of extreme space-saving storage, retracting to just 1.01m for easy transport in small vehicles, though users should be aware that the 10.4kg weight is slightly heavier than non-telescopic aluminum alternatives due to its robust locking mechanisms.
| Model Part Number | 30113318 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Werner |
The ladder is rated for a maximum load capacity of 150kg, including the user and any tools.
Yes, the ladder is ready to use immediately out of the box.
No, this ladder is designed for vertical use only and should not be used as a platform or bridge.
Always check the visual lock indicators on each rung; they should indicate a secure lock before you step onto the ladder.
Release the locking mechanisms for each section starting from the top, ensuring your hands are clear of the rung overlap zones.
If any part of the ladder is damaged, bent, or if the locking mechanisms fail to engage, discontinue use immediately and consult a professional or the manufacturer.
Clean the telescopic tubes with a dry cloth to remove dirt or debris; never use oil or grease.
Ensure the rung is fully pulled up until the locking pin clicks into place; shake the ladder gently to confirm engagement.
Check for obstructions within the tubes or bent rungs; if no debris is present, contact the manufacturer for a professional inspection.
To ensure the longevity of your ladder, always check that the ground is level and firm before setup. The slip-resistant feet are designed for hard surfaces; ensure they are clean to maintain traction. For care and maintenance, keep the telescopic tubes free of dirt, grit, or paint, as these can interfere with the locking pins and retraction smoothness. If the ladder becomes dusty, wipe it down with a dry cloth. Never apply lubricant or oil to the sliding sections, as this can attract dust and cause the mechanism to bind. If you notice any debris inside the tubes, use a vacuum to clear it out periodically. Store the ladder in a cool, dry place when not in use to prevent corrosion or damage to the locking components.