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Werner FS2000 Fiberglass 4' Type 2 225-lb Capacity Step Ladder Expired
$25
$54.00
+ Free Store Pickup
Lowe's has Werner FS2000 Fiberglass 4' Type 2 225-lb Capacity Step Ladder (FS204X9216) on sale for $24.98. Select free store pickup where available.
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Key Features:
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Note, availability for pickup may vary by location.
Key Features:
- Maximum Reach: 8 ft (Assuming a 5 ft 6 in person with a 12 in reach)
- 4-ft fiberglass type II step ladder helps you access high areas
- Multi-functional top with tool and paint can holder is designed for home improvement projects
- Slip-resistant foot pads and steps help prevent accidents
- Top and bottom steps are braced for added security
- Fiberglass rails are non-conductive for safe working conditions near electricity
- External pinch-resistant spreaders provide stability
- 225-lb duty rating withstands heavy-duty tasks
- ANSI and OSHA safety listing demonstrate this product has met minimum requirements of widely accepted safety standards
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- About this deal:
- With this deal the price is $29.02 lower (53.7% savings) than the list price of $54 and also matches the a popular previous Frontpage Deal.
- About this product:
- Rated 4.7 stars overall based on 90 reviews.
- About this store:
- See the Lowe's return policy for returns information.
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Edited December 5, 2021
at 11:39 AM
Lowe's [lowes.com] has the Werner 4' FS200 fiberglass step ladder on sale for $24.98 with free store pickup.
- Maximum Reach: 8' (Assuming a 5' 6" person with a 12" reach)
- 4' fiberglass type II step ladder helps you access high areas
- Multi-functional top with tool and paint can holder is designed for home improvement projects
- Slip-resistant foot pads and steps help prevent accidents
- Top and bottom steps are braced for added security
- Fiberglass rails are non-conductive for safe working conditions near electricity
- External pinch-resistant spreaders provide stability
- 225-lb duty rating withstands heavy-duty tasks
- ANSI and OSHA safety listing demonstrate this product has met minimum requirements of widely accepted safety standards
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Picked up two of these a few years ago for $20 each from Lowes, so $25 today is still a good deal for a quality Werner ladder. They are stiff to open when new, but definitely sturdy enough for a Type 2. Sometimes, all you need is a 4ft ladder and easier than dragging out a taller one; especially through the house.
The "flat top" is for death drops.
Nice try OSHA
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4 foot ladders are probably the best ladders. Tall enough to reach the ceiling, small enough to carry up and down the stairs without worrying about hitting drywall. And the perfect size to throw in your back seat if you need to. Most of the ladders on our jobsites are 4 footers.
Is it feasible to cut a hole or enlarge one of the existing holes?
I would think a holesaw would remedy your dilemma