| Part Number : | A2208 |
| Size: | 8-Foot |
| Material: | Aluminum |
| Part Number : | A2208 |
| Size: | 8-Foot |
| Material: | Aluminum |
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Nice, But has a Few Warts,
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This review is from: Werner A2210 300-Pound Duty Rating Aluminum Folding Access Ladder, 10-Foot (Tools & Home Improvement)
I was looking for an attic ladder that would handle a 10' ceiling. Considered the A2210 & AL2210. After calling Werner, learned that the AL2210 is the aluminum version of what was previously a steel ladder. It includes dampers/spring return, but is made overseas. A2210 has springs only, but made in U.S. Ordered the A2210 (U.S. made). The ladder itself is sturdy; frame is a little light but satisfactory. Instructions have you install a couple of temporary cleats on the ceiling at the ends of the rough opening -- nail/screw into headers. They recommended extending just enough to catch the ladder frame, but not the thin plywood door. This could easily result in the entire unit falling while you are attempting to attach the frame to the joists and headers. I nailed the cleats so they were closer together, ensuring the unit wouldn't fall during construction. You need to remove the springs, so that you can open the door while placing on the cleats. I did it alone -- definitely a handful. Recommend two people minimum for the setting. When squared up and permanently installed using screws and shims, the door didn't align properly when closed. Had to loosen four nuts on the piano hinge, and adjust. Do not attempt to place the unit on the cleats with the springs attached and the door open -- it can snap closed and cause significant damage to you and the unit. This is experience speaking! Now that unit is installed and adjusted, it is fine. Very stiff unit that is quite secure. Steps are a little close to the plywood door, making footing a little dicey. Also, with a ten foot ceiling, you need to be tall (5' 8" or more) and relatively strong to rotate the second and third ladder segments after swinging the door down from the ceiling. One note in summary -- be careful, and use enough people during installation.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Super Attic Ladder,
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This review is from: Werner A2210 300-Pound Duty Rating Aluminum Folding Access Ladder, 10-Foot (Tools & Home Improvement)
I got this attic ladder on line, cuz the price was right along with free shipping, and far better than anything the Home Depot or Lowes had to offer. My son and I installed it in a couple hours and it works just fine.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Garage must have,
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This review is from: Werner A2208 300-Pound Duty Rating Aluminum Folding Attic Ladder, 8-Foot (Tools & Home Improvement)
Werner's ladder is a high-quality product. Much sturdier than the wooden folding ladders. However, the wood access panel attached to the ladder is cheaper quality wood, which easily frays. Also, it notes that the ladder is for spaces from 7'-0" to 8'-5". My floor to ceiling is 7'-8" and did not fit as the instructions directed. I had to trim the aluminum legs down so the ladder properly extends.
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