🔵 Werner AC19-2 Extension Ladder Covers, 12.5' Blue: Protect and Store Ladders Efficiently Review

My aluminum ladder which I inherited and if we assume it is 20+ years old then its aluminum ends are sticking out. Even though they're not Werner, they're a perfect fit. I've tried duct tape, caulking tape, duct tape to keep the sharp edges from ruining what they're resting on. I wish I had found these years ago.

Bought two sets, one for a 24ft fiberglass ladder and one for a 16ft basement aluminum ladder. Used them to paint the outside of the house. After less than a month of use, they started tearing and tearing. They helped me with my project but I'm not sure how much more I will benefit from it. Maybe it's because I had to nail them to the ends of the fiber optic cables since they fit snugly.

They fit very well at the end of my Werner ladder. They seem a little better suited to dancing than my 10 year old pot holders. My ladder gloves are starting to deteriorate so I bought these. This material seems more durable than the original ladder gloves, so I really like them. The phone is also stiffer, so your ladder won't move as much as it would with a ladder glove.

Werner says they don't match their multifunction ladders, but with persistence and strength they do and protect your paintwork from the scratches multifunction ladders leave behind. Note: I ordered 1 pair and it protects the wall but now when I use the ladder as a step stool one side is higher - I will order a second pair to attach to the other end of the ladder to compensate.

On the other hand, they definitely do what they're supposed to do; Namely, they provide additional damage protection at the end of the ladder and provide additional support to keep the ladder stable. However, my ladder (Werner Fiberglas 24ft) was quite a hassle to attach and the ladder can no longer fully collapse as it blocks the last few inches of rail from collapsing. I would buy them again.

These stair covers work very well on all surfaces but are particularly useful on vinyl siding as they take the pressure off my aluminum and fiberglass stairs dampen They also significantly reduce slippage on the vinyl, which improves operator safety. A precision hammer was required to install these lids, which was good because although I lock my ladders with a chain and padlock, I don't want anyone yanking on these lids. take off and walk away with them, and that would be very difficult to do…