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WERNER 6004
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WERNER 6000 Series 6004, 4 ft Step Ladder, 250 lb, Type IAA Duty Rating, 6 in D Step, Blue

  • Model Number: 6004
  • UPC: 051751021530
  • Dixieline SKU: 411500
  • WERNER 6000 Series 6004, 4 ft Step Ladder, 250 lb, Type IAA Duty Rating, 6 in D Step, Blue

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      • Alternate Item #: WC6004
      • Web SKU: 102284193
    WERNER 6004

    The 6004 fiberglass 4 ft step ladder features a HolsterTop with the lock-in system that allows you to customize your ladder top. The system secures tools from falling while keeping them handy while working increasing productivity on-the job. The tops also hold tools and have a sturdy paint can hanger on-the back side. The external spreaders are pinch proof and the Traction-Tred steps are slip-resistant. This step ladder has a duty rating of 250 lb and offers the edge bracing for enhanced strength and increased protection against damage. Fiberglass rails are non-conductive for working near electricity.

    Closed Height : 4 ft
    Color : Blue/Yellow
    Duty Rating : Type IAA
    Maximum Reach Height : 8 ft
    Maximum Standing Height : 1 ft 11 in
    Platform Width : 19 in
    Rung Size : 3 in
    Rung Type : Slip-Resistant
    Step Depth : 6 in
    Step Width : 19 in
    Top Width : 5-3/4 in
    Tread Type : Ribbed
    Weight Capacity : 250 lb
    Height : 4 ft
    Number Of Steps : 3
    Opening Height : 48 in
    Material : Fiberglass/Metal/Rubber/Steel
    • HolsterTop with lock-in system secures tools to increase productivity
    • Sturdy paint can hanger on back side of top
    • Braces on top step, second step and top horizontal
    • External Pinch-Proof spreaders
    • Slip-resistant Traction-Tred steps
    • The lock-in system lets you customize your ladder top and safely secure your tools
    • Edge molded brace and foot pad combination provides enhanced bracing strength and increased protection against damage
    • Slip-resistant foot pads attached to the edge structure