The Werner 77101 Double Section Roof Ladder is designed for ease of positioning without compromisi...The Werner 77101 Double Section Roof Ladder is designed for ease of positioning without compromising strength. It features a heavy-duty roof hook with a large non-slip rubber end bar for a secure fit on the roof apex. The ladder also includes heavy-duty locking catches and non-slip rubber-sleeved support bars to protect the roof and tiles. Large wheels facilitate easy maneuvering on the roof, and it is compact for storage and transportation. The overall length is 4.89m. The roof hook has been reshaped for a stronger, superior fit. The rubber-sleeved end bar enhances safety and grip, while the rubber-sleeved non-slip support bars evenly distribute weight for tile protection. Box section stiles provide strength and rigidity, making it lightweight yet strong. Heavy-duty locking catches increase stability and prevent sections from separating. This ladder is easier to transport than a single-section roof ladder and is suitable for roof slopes between 15 and 55 degrees, with a 150kg load capacity for trade use.
This guide is for professionals and experienced DIY enthusiasts who need a safe and reliable ladder for roof work. The Werner 77101 Double Section Roof Ladder offers ease of use and secure roof access, allowing you to work efficiently at height. Note that this ladder is designed for roof slopes between 15 and 55 degrees.
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Model Part Number
77101
Brand
Werner
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FAQs
What is the maximum load capacity of the ladder?
The Werner 77101 has a maximum load capacity of 150kg.
What type of roof slopes is this ladder suitable for?
This ladder is suitable for roof slopes between 15 and 55 degrees.
How do I secure the ladder to the roof?
The ladder secures to the roof via a heavy-duty roof hook that fits over the roof apex.
How do I clean the ladder?
Clean the ladder with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid using harsh chemicals.
How do I store the ladder?
Store the ladder in a dry, safe place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
What should I do if the locking catches are not working?
Inspect the locking catches for any obstructions or damage. Clean and lubricate them if necessary. If the problem persists, contact a qualified technician.
How often should I inspect the ladder?
Inspect the ladder before each use and regularly for any signs of damage or wear and tear.
Troubleshooting
Ladder feels unstable.
Ensure the locking catches are fully engaged and the ladder is positioned on a stable surface. Check the roof hook's placement on the roof apex.
Ladder sections won't lock.
Check the locking catches for any obstructions and ensure they are clean. Lubricate the catches if needed.
Ladder is difficult to maneuver on the roof.
Ensure the wheels are clean and free of debris. Check for any obstructions on the roof surface.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Reshaped roof hook for a stronger, superior fit.
Rubber-sleeved end bar for enhanced safety and grip.
Non-slip support bars evenly distribute weight for tile protection.
Heavy-duty locking catches for increased stability.
Easy to maneuver on the roof with large wheels.
Lightweight yet strong design
Cons
Requires some assembly and setup before use.
May be heavy for some users to lift and position.
Limited to roof slopes between 15 and 55 degrees.
Requires sufficient storage space when not in use.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Unpack the ladder and ensure all parts are present. Extend the ladder sections and secure them with the heavy-duty locking catches. Ensure the roof hook is properly seated on the roof apex before use.
Compatibility: This ladder is designed for roof slopes between 15 and 55 degrees. Ensure the roof's construction is compatible with the ladder's weight and load capacity.
Care: Regularly inspect the ladder for any signs of damage before use. Clean the ladder after use to remove any dirt or debris. Store the ladder in a dry, safe place away from direct sunlight.