Items Tagged with 'ladders'

Werner celebrates the 2025 Season of the NCAA Men’s and Women’s Championship Games; Werner Custom Ladder takes center court and used exclusively during NCAA net-cutting ceremonies.

On Sept. 4, Werner introduced the new LevelSafe Pro, the easiest and most effective way to level a ladder. Working on uneven ground is a common challenge for the industry. The new Werner LevelSafe Pro system provides an easy and precise way to level a ladder.

Werner celebrates 16 years as a proud sponsor of the NCAA basketball championship games. As part of the yearly celebration, Werner creates exclusive Podium Ladders to safely climb during the net-cutting ceremony.

On Sept. 19, Werner introduced the new Multi-Position Pro with dual-sided leveling. The 5-in-1 ladder works for a variety of uses – as a step ladder, an extension ladder or on a stairway. And now it adjusts to uneven surfaces.

It’s a streak no one should be happy about. For the 13th year in a row, fall protection (general requirements) is OSHA’s No. 1 safety violation. Additionally, ladders came in third and fall protection (training requirements) was eighth in the agency’s annual list of its Top 10 violations.

On May 24, Werner announced new innovations in step ladder tops and tool storage. These two new products were designed for electricians, commercial contractors and facilities managers who need safe, secure storage that minimizes trips up and down the ladder.

Werner unveiled its new, lighter weight Podium+ ladder and platform that boasts a 300-pound weight capacity.

For the 15th year in a row, Werner is the official sponsor of the NCAA Women’s and Men’s Basketball championships games. As part of the partnership, Werner designed a customized ladder featuring a larger platform and taller guardrails, built specifically for the 2023 champions, that will safely accommodate the taller student athletes and larger shoe sizes.

Werner announced the new Extension Ladder WalkThru, a ladder accessory that allows users to make an ergonomic transition area from extension ladder to roof.