Werner 1902915 Fiberglass Straight Ladder 375 Lb 10 Ft

Product Description

The WERNER 1902915 is a single-section, 10-foot fiberglass straight ladder rated at 375 pounds under Type IAA duty classification. Non-conductive fiberglass rails make it suitable for work around energized electrical equipment. Slip-resistant Traction-Tred round rungs measure 1.25 inches in diameter and span 16.8 inches between rails. Plate and rung assemblies are riveted to the side rails at four points, and the Alflo rung joint design provides Twist-Proof rigidity during use. Rail shields and shoe brackets protect the fiberglass rails from jobsite damage. At 24 pounds, the ladder is light enough for one person to carry and reposition without assistance.

This ladder is intended for commercial and industrial applications where non-conductive construction is required by site safety rules or electrical codes. It is well suited for utility, electrical, and general construction trades working at heights up to 10 feet, with a maximum open extended height of 10 feet 1.5 inches. The single-section design simplifies transport and storage. With an average reach height of 13 feet, it covers a broad range of overhead tasks including conduit runs, panel access, and fixture installation in standard-height commercial spaces.

Key Features

• Non-conductive fiberglass rails rated for work around electricity
• Type IAA duty rating supports up to 375 pounds load capacity
• Alflo rung joint design provides Twist-Proof rigidity
• Round Traction-Tred rungs, 1.25 inches in diameter, for slip-resistant footing
• Four-point riveted plate and rung assembly for structural integrity
• Durable rail shields and shoe brackets protect rails from damage
• Yellow color for high jobsite visibility

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style single-section fiberglass straight ladder for general trade and industrial use where non-conductive, Type IAA rated equipment is required.

Installation Notes

Setup and use should follow ANSI A14.5-2007, OSHA, and CSA guidelines for portable ladders. Position the ladder on a stable, level surface and secure the top and base before climbing. Inspect rails and rungs for damage before each use. Electrical trades should confirm the ladder is dry and free of conductive contaminants before working near energized equipment.