Part Number W2208
Size8-Foot
ColorN/A
MaterialWood
Item Package Quantity1
Item Dimensions
Weight53 Pounds
Length54 inches
Width22.50 inches
Height105 inches
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The Werner 250-Pound Duty Rating Wood Folding Access Ladder-Attic Ladder has a duty rating of 250 pounds (type I). Allows easy access into attics or storage areas in the garage. Counter balance mechanism eliminates sag and springiness. Every step is rodded for strength and durability hinges butt metal to metal to maintain rigidity. Easy to open and close, fully assembled ready to install. Smooth fiberboard door ready for painting.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Size Name:8-Foot|Amazon Verified Purchase
I purchased this ladder for a "sleeping loft" above my home office. The office ceiling is only 8ft high and my husband and I didn't have any experience with folding access ladders so we weren't sure if they could be altered to fit the height we needed. Once again, Amazon.com made my purchase easy with both rating/reviews and their return policy.
This ladder fit perfectly with a small adjustment to shorten the length and installation was pretty straightforward and simple. No assembly needed for the ladder, the whole thing is framed in just like a door or window. The width is a little narrow on the steps as well as overall so lugging large items up and down these stairs would be difficult but for simple access to a loft, as in our setup, it works great. Also, the unfinished wood stairs had a couple of loose steps that could slip out from their notched siderails but that was remedied with some wood glue and a couple of screws. The stairs themselves will look very nice when I stain them to match the wood trim in the rest of the house. The pull cord was flimsy so we made a retrofit to accomodate our frequent use of the stairs. Overall, we are happy with this item and the loss of one star is only because of the loose steps.
As for Amazon.com -- I rate them a 10-star company and first source for everything I can't buy locally. Keep up the good work Amazon!
This ladder fit perfectly with a small adjustment to shorten the length and installation was pretty straightforward and simple. No assembly needed for the ladder, the whole thing is framed in just like a door or window. The width is a little narrow on the steps as well as overall so lugging large items up and down these stairs would be difficult but for simple access to a loft, as in our setup, it works great. Also, the unfinished wood stairs had a couple of loose steps that could slip out from their notched siderails but that was remedied with some wood glue and a couple of screws. The stairs themselves will look very nice when I stain them to match the wood trim in the rest of the house. The pull cord was flimsy so we made a retrofit to accomodate our frequent use of the stairs. Overall, we are happy with this item and the loss of one star is only because of the loose steps.
As for Amazon.com -- I rate them a 10-star company and first source for everything I can't buy locally. Keep up the good work Amazon!
12 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Size Name:10-Foot
WERNER USES A COUNTER BALANCE WER-55-1 FOR ALL ITS FOLDING ACCESS ATTIC LADDERS. BECAUSE THE COUNTER BALANCE IS TO ASSIST THE LADDER AS IT IS EXTENDED, THE MAKEUP OF THE MECHANISM (ALUMINUM) IS THE PROBLEM. THE MECHANISM BENDS AND ONCE THAT OCCURS REPLACING THE MECHANISM IS A PROBLEM. THE MECHANISM IS RIVETTED ONTO THE LADDERS FRAME AND THE RIVET(S) MUST BE DRILLED OUT. THIS MUST BE DONE OR YOU ARE FACED WITH REPLACING THE ENTIRE LADDER. GOOD LUCK.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Size Name:10-Foot
I just finished installing this 22 1/2" wide ladder. The installation went fine for the most part. It had a handrail near the top which interefered with the spring mechanism during opening, but the handrail was useless so I removed it. But most of all, I really wish that I had bought the 25" unit (Werner part number W2510). This one has only 17" of space between the springs at the narrowest point near the top, not enough for my shoulders, let alone trying to carry something.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Wood Folding Access Ladder, 8-Foot
arrived on time. pretty easy to install with help from my 2 sons. works well for price. have had it in for several years and have had no problems with it.
Published 16 months ago by gtoolmaker
Mechanism fails after time - not recommended
This review is for the Werner W2210 wooden attic ladder.
I have had this ladder installed in my house for 12 years but use it only very infrequently. Read more
I have had this ladder installed in my house for 12 years but use it only very infrequently. Read more
Published 22 months ago by J. Bowden
TRIM THE LEGS PROPERLY
If the flooring below the attic ladder is carpet with typical backing/pad, the measurements you take to trim the legs can be deceiving. Read more
Published on March 22, 2005 by Tim Taylor
W2508
Help - my rivetted mechanism has also broken on model W2508 and I don't know what to do - it's a real bummer - I can't see why I would need to buy a new attic stairway - can't I... Read more
Published on June 22, 2003 by cindy
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