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Commercial Duty Stepladders (2400 Series), 6', Aluminum, 225 lbs. Capacity, Type 2

Name: Commercial Duty Stepladders (2400 Series), 6', Aluminum, 225 lbs. Capacity, Type 2
Brand: Featherlite
SKU: MF064
Price: 269.5 CAD
Availability: InStock

Model: MF064

Mfr. No.:Manufacturer Model No.: 2406

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$269.50 / Each

8 In Stock

Nominal Height:

4'6'7'8'10'

Nominal Height: 6'
Material: Aluminum
Capacity: 225 lbs.
Base Width: 20.75"
Base Depth: 41.125"
ANSI Type: 2
Meets/Exceeds CSA Grade: 2
Highest Standing Height: 45"
Open Height: 67"
Weight: 13 lbs.

Super tough molded copolymer utility top
Durable yet light-weight extruded side rails
3" slip-resistant serrated steps

Catalog Page for Commercial Duty Stepladders (2400 Series), 6', Aluminum, 225 lbs. Capacity, Type 2
How to Choose a Stepladder

What Height?

STEPLADDER

Max. Height You Want to Reach*	Buy This Size
7'	4'
8'	5'
9'	6'
10'	7'
11'	8'
12'	10'
14'	12'
16'	14'
18'	16'
20'	19'
22', 24'	20'

*Assumes a 5' 6" person with a vertical 12" reach.

What Load Capacity?

LOAD CAPACITY CHART

200 lbs.	CSA Grade 3 Household
225 lbs.	CSA Grade 2 Tradesman and Farm
250 lbs.	CSA Grade 1 Construction and Industrial
300 lbs.	CSA Grade 1A (ANSI Type1A) Construction and Industrial Heavy Duty
375 lbs.	CSA Grade 1AA (ANSI Type1AA) Construction and Industrial Extra Heavy-Duty

Safety Do's, Don't's and Tips
Safety Do's, Dont's and Tips

Safety Do's

Keep your body centered on the ladder.

Hold the ladder with one hand while working with the other hand whenever possible. Never let your belt buckle pass beyond either ladder rail

Move materials with extreme caution.

Be careful pushing or pulling anything while on a ladder. You may lose your balance or tip the ladder

Safety Dont's

DON'T stand above the highest safe standing level

DON'T stand above the second step from the top of a stepladder and the 4th rung from the top of an extension ladder. A person standing higher may lose their balance and fall.

Safety Tips

Fully open the stepladder and firmly lock both spreaders

Position the ladder so you can face your work and do not have to lean sideways

Be sure that all ladder feet are on firm, level ground.

Don't place a ladder on slippery surfaces or place loose materials underneath a ladder. Solid footing is necessary for safe ladder use