Werner pt7410-4c Twin Platform Stepladder 300 Lb 10 Ft

Product Description

The WERNER pt7410-4c is a fiberglass twin platform stepladder built for trade professionals who need a rolling, repositionable work platform in commercial and industrial environments. Rated Type IA at 300 lb load capacity, this ladder reaches a maximum standing height of 9.6 ft and a maximum reach height of 16.1 ft. The fiberglass rail construction is nonconductive, making it appropriate for electricians and tradespeople working near energized sources. Integrated casters allow the unit to be rolled between positions without fully breaking down the setup, and a guard rail is included for added worker stability at height.

This twin platform stepladder is designed for applications requiring frequent repositioning on level interior surfaces such as warehouses, retail spaces, maintenance facilities, and industrial plants. Steps on both sides allow two workers to climb simultaneously from either face of the ladder, supporting collaborative tasks where dual access improves workflow. The ribbed step tread provides grip underfoot. Its 35.8-inch base width and 92.3-inch base spread deliver a stable footprint on flat floors.

Key Features

• Type IA duty rating with 300 lb load capacity supports heavy trade use
• Fiberglass construction is nonconductive for work near electrical sources
• Casters allow rolling repositioning without disassembling the ladder
• Steps on both sides support simultaneous two-person access
• Guard rail included for stability at the work platform
• Ribbed tread surface improves grip on each 3-inch-deep step

Compatibility

Designed as a freestanding twin platform stepladder for use on level, hard interior surfaces; part of the WERNER PT7400-4C series.

Installation Notes

Setup and inspection should be performed by a qualified worker following ANSI A14.5-2007 guidelines and applicable OSHA regulations before each use. Always verify the floor surface is level and that all caster locks are engaged before climbing. Do not attempt to move the ladder while anyone is on it. Inspect all components including casters, guard rail, and steps for damage before placing the ladder in service.