Ladder height (fully deployed): 14 ft. 5 in., Ladder height ( A-Frame at apex): 6 ft. 10 in., Number of rungs: 2x7 ., Rung spacing: 11.8 in., Product storage size: 36 in. x 19 in. x 8 in., Product weight: 39 lbs ., Weight capacity: 330 lbs ., Material: High density grade anodized aluminum., Equipped with ALUMINUM RINGS for improved durability
Fitted with double stabilizers and grooved/ribbed rung surface to ensure optimal safety. Highly versatile ladders manufactured from high density aluminum. Big hinge, easy to use locking mechanism adds additional security and rigidity when product is being used. All of our ladders are manufactured strictly to OSHA and/or ANSI A14.2-2017 standards as well as EN 131 requirements.
Enhanced Strength and Stability: We prioritize your safety by using thicker gauge materials, ensuring our products offer unparalleled strength and increased stability.
Specialized Expertise: With years of dedicated experience, we specialize in the production of ladders and ramps. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in every product we create.
German Craftsmanship: As a German brand, we pride ourselves on precision and reliability. We stand firmly behind our products, providing long-term support and assurance.
Premium Quality Materials: Our products are crafted from the highest quality aluminum, guaranteeing robustness and longevity. Your satisfaction and safety are our top priorities.
14.4ft Double Telescopic Ladder With Aluminium Rings
14.4ft Double Telescopic Ladder With Aluminium Rings
Product reference: AK4.4
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Why Us
- Enhanced Safety: Our must-have product is designed to prevent back injuries with its high-strength anodized aluminum and ultra-slip-resistant surface, ensuring a secure loading and unloading experience.
- Convenient Handling: Experience hassle-free transportation with the ramp's comfortable and heavy-duty carrying handles, providing ease of use in various situations.
- German Quality Assurance: As a specialized German brand with years of expertise in ladder and ramp production, we prioritize thicker gauge materials for increased strength and stability. Trust in the long-term durability of our products, backed by our commitment to the highest quality aluminum.
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Reviews
Write your reviewI (70 kg) have since spring 18 the ladder Worhan 4.4 m with aluminum rings and I am very satisfied with occasional private use (cutting trees) so far. I used them both as a stepladder and as a ladder. At 16 kg it is relatively heavy, but it can be transported in a small car and can be used very flexibly.
With some technical understanding, you can cope well with the ladder.
Take off: With loosened Velcro strap, all segments can be pulled out at any time. Only when fully extended, each segment locks automatically. This can lead to the problem that segments unintentionally undress when they fall under draft. This can be safely encountered by holding the unpulled segments on one leg with the included Velcro strap and leaving the unextended segments at the bottom with a stable cord or alternatively on the other leg and then sitting on this leg. Thus, he is loaded with body weight and can not undress by himself. The only drawback in this case is the somewhat larger step that must be taken at the very bottom.
Insert: Here you should proceed carefully and never unlock the ladders vertically. Because then the individual segments, burdened by the overhead weight of the ladder, rushing down quite violently. This entails increased risk of injury and wear on the ladder. It is better to move the ladder to a 30° position opposite the ground and then unlock them and push them together. As a stepladder, you should open the two legs to at least 90° and then push the individual legs together segmentally. This can be done without any additional helpers alone. - Before inserting, you should free the individual segments of dirt, otherwise this could lead to tightness. Lock the
thigh joint: The thigh joint can only be set when the securing wire bracket is spread. In order to install a further safety against unwanted setting, I tie this bracket to the top rungs with a cord after setting. Wearing
ladder: For me, the ladder can be better carried if I take it on my shoulder with the top segment pulled out and at the same time grab it with my arm and hold it with my hand on the bottom rungs, where it has a carrying handle. Thus, the weight is distributed over the hand and shoulder.
When used, the ladder bends a little. But I always felt safe.
At the bottom of the ladder is the following imprint:
EN 131- 1:2007 + A 1:2011
EN 131- 2:2010 + A 1:2012
EN 131- 3:2007 Worhan Troisdorf is printed
as the manufacturer. The delivery came ultra-fast.
Only blemish: The ladder is pushed together at 93 cm slightly larger than indicated.
Conclusion: Recommended purchase
I (70 kg) have since spring 18 the ladder Worhan 4.4 m with aluminum rings and I am very satisfied with occasional private use (cutting trees) so far. I used them both as a stepladder and as a ladder. At 16 kg it is relatively heavy, but it can be transported in a small car and can be used very flexibly. With some technical understanding, you can cope well with the ladder. Take off: With loosened Velcro strap, all segments can be pulled out at any time. Only when fully extended, each segment locks automatically. This can lead to the problem that segments unintentionally undress when they fall under draft. This can be safely encountered by holding the unpulled segments on one leg with the included Velcro strap and leaving the unextended segments at the bottom with a stable cord or alternatively on the other leg and then sitting on this leg. Thus, he is loaded with body weight and can not undress by himself. The only drawback in this case is the somewhat larger step that must be taken at the very bottom. Insert: Here you should proceed carefully and never unlock the ladders vertically. Because then the individual segments, burdened by the overhead weight of the ladder, rushing down quite violently. This entails increased risk of injury and wear on the ladder. It is better to move the ladder to a 30° position opposite the ground and then unlock them and push them together. As a stepladder, you should open the two legs to at least 90° and then push the individual legs together segmentally. This can be done without any additional helpers alone. - Before inserting, you should free the individual segments of dirt, otherwise this could lead to tightness. Lock the thigh joint: The thigh joint can only be set when the securing wire bracket is spread. In order to install a further safety against unwanted setting, I tie this bracket to the top rungs with a cord after setting. Wearing ladder: For me, the ladder can be better carried if I take it on my shoulder with the top segment pulled out and at the same time grab it with my arm and hold it with my hand on the bottom rungs, where it has a carrying handle. Thus, the weight is distributed over the hand and shoulder. When used, the ladder bends a little. But I always felt safe. At the bottom of the ladder is the following imprint: EN 131- 1:2007 + A 1:2011 EN 131- 2:2010 + A 1:2012 EN 131- 3:2007 Worhan Troisdorf is printed as the manufacturer. The delivery came ultra-fast. Only blemish: The ladder is pushed together at 93 cm slightly larger than indicated. Conclusion: Recommended purchase