The Ultimate Safety and Comfort with 🪜 WERNER Padded Fixed V-Rung: Secure and Cushioned Climbing Experience Review

This stair stabilizer not only met my expectations, it far exceeded my expectations. Ladder, I've drilled holes and attached it to an aluminum ladder and it's rock solid and works great. be done even if it is not recommended. So I am grateful to Revain for the informative and useful opportunity to gather information from previous buyers. Thank you all.

This V-beam is designed for WERNER fiberglass ladders. I have a WERNER 20ft aluminum extension ladder. This V-bar can be modified to fit other brands of ladders, both fiberglass and aluminum. The width between stair railings can be 13 to 14 inches. Assemble the V-bar and place it between the top rungs of the ladder. Each rung of the ladder has two holes drilled at the top of the rung. A pre-drilled metal plate serves as a hole template. The supplied bolts are inserted through the metal plate…

I did not like that it is not universal, although in most cases it can be adjusted. I have followed the "Proper Connections 1" modification instructions in the Revain comments section and modified the V Stanchion Accessory to fit my 24ft Werner Aluminum Extension Ladder. Had Werner used rails instead of the bolt holes on the universal brackets, as with the V-Rung, it would have been much easier to accommodate stairs of different widths. Now it's only two holes; You should ignore one of these…

I had to climb trees higher than normal step accumulators would allow and came across this product. The side rails on my Werner aluminum extension ladder are 1/2 inch wider than the new V-Bar setting allows and I had to change the setup. First I used the supplied pre-drilled plates as a template for the new bracket I needed and drilled holes perpendicular to the top of the side rails and parallel to the end cap of the stair guard. Second, I assembled a new V rung (left to left, right to right)…