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title: "MT-22 300-Pound Duty Rating Telescoping Multi-Ladder,"
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reviews_count: 5
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# 300 lb load capacity 20 ft max height foldable & portable design MT-22 300-Pound Duty Rating Telescoping Multi-Ladder,

**Brand:** werner
**Price:** ₪5014
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your projects with the ladder that works as hard as you do!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** MT-22 300-Pound Duty Rating Telescoping Multi-Ladder, by werner
- **How much does it cost?** ₪5014 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.il](https://www.desertcart.co.il/products/721897001-mt-22-300-pound-duty-rating-telescoping-multi-ladder)

## Best For

- werner enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted werner brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Portability:** Folds down for easy transport and storage
- • **Versatile Multi-Ladder:** Transforms to suit various job needs effortlessly
- • **Trusted by Pros & DIYers:** 4.5-star rating from 950+ satisfied users
- • **Durable Metal Construction:** Built to last with premium metal materials
- • **Reach New Heights with Confidence:** Supports up to 300 lbs for heavy-duty tasks

## Overview

The Werner MT-22 is a heavy-duty, foldable telescoping ladder with a 300-pound load capacity and a maximum height of 20 feet. Crafted from durable metal, it offers portability and versatility for professional and home improvement tasks, backed by excellent user reviews.

## Description

Werner MT-22 300-Pound Duty Rating Telescoping Multi-Ladder, : desertcart.in: Home Improvement

Review: GREAT ladder and well-deserving of the high ratings received here. Mine arrived in perfect condition. One reviewer mentioned that he had to lube some parts, and they still didn't move well. So that's the first thing I checked after I removed the factory wrapping. Happy to report that the moving parts are perfectly engineered: all rails move smoothly and all j-hooks easily pull out & snap into place w/o any extra effort on my part. This ladder is ideal for anyone who uses 5' and 8' ladders regularly along with a 19' extension ladder. That description fits me. I own some residential rental housing and do most of my own maintenance. In the past, I used a 5-footer mainly for interior painting; I needed an 8-footer for my units with cathedral ceilings; and I needed an extension ladder when working outside. It was a real pain when I had to pack all three ladders in my van. Now I just take the one MT-22 ladder, and, when folded, it doesn't use much more room than my 5-footer did, but takes the place of all 3 ladders. I wish I bought this thing years ago. If you've ever tried using a ladder on stairs by adding some sort of (unsafe) support under two of the feet, you'll be amazed how effortlessly & safely you can use this ladder on stairs. This feature alone might make this ladder worth the price for some people. Several reviewers here commented on the weight. I haven't put it on a scale, but 45 - 50 lbs seems about right. I'm sure there are a lot of ladies who could throw this thing over their shoulder without breaking a sweat. But, for those who can't, this ladder might not be the best for many tasks women (& guys) end up doing inside the house. Having a light-weight 5- or 6-footer is still ideal for those jobs the wife or girlfriend want or have to handle themselves w/o male assistance. In fact, I don't feel like a wussy when I grab our 5-footer instead of the MT-22 for use in & around the house. However, this MT-22 at 5' and at 8' feels aheckofa lot sturdier than my 5- or 8-footer. At full extension, it also has a more solid feel than my 19' aluminum extension ladder. For those of us who recycle aluminum cans, this ladder probably contains a few cans we used once. I ran a magnet over it, and the only steel I found are the rivets holding the ladder rungs, and the 2 mid-point hinges. So based on weight, I'd say this ladder is at least 99.5% rigid aluminum. One caution worth repeating is watch your fingers at first when you start experimenting and especially when lowering it. There's no rope to use for extending or lowering it as with a standard extension ladder. Until you get used to operating this ladder, it's real easy to leave your fingers in the wrong place. After I got it unpacked, I was fascinated with the various configurations and had to try out every one -- and in the excitement lost concentration on where my fingers were placed. Amazing how a pinched finger resharpens concentration. I, too, would like to support the USA company that invented this design rather than an overseas manufacturer that copied the concept. But at less than half-price and no tax or shipping charge when ordering from desertcart, this Werner ladder is a super deal if the concept meets your needs. In fact, if you're not in a hurry to get it, add the Werner MT-22 to your desertcart wish list and check it at least once a week. Eventually you'll see the selling price dip by about $30 for a while, then go back up again. The price move down and up is as quiet and smooth as this ladder.
Review: Have been using this for a few days now and so far I give it thumbs up. The construction is quite solid. Foot rests are firm and non-slip. The latching/locking system is easy to use. I have extended it once to full height (in the extension ladder layout) and felt quite confident climbing all the way up (cleaning some gutters on my high peaked roof). I have also used it at several different heights in the step ladder layout. No problems at all. Yes, it is somewhat heavy, but that's not really a negative for me. Sure, I would love it if it was really strong AND light as a feather, but that's not very likely for this type of ladder, is it? If you really want a light AND tall ladder, then you need to get a regular extension ladder rather than this type of "multi ladder". On the other hand, I do like the fact that it has some weight to it. When using it as a step ladder, a slightly heavier ladder means it will be more stable. Another "weighty" point to make: When this ladder is in the fully extended position, it is nearly impossible for one person to maneuver it around. You could put it up by yourself, but it is not really safe to put it back down by yourself (not just this brand, but rather any similar style ladder). So you will probably need a partner to keep everything safe. Thus the weight issue is moot in the sense that you will have someone to help you carry it anyway.

## Features

- Portable
- Heavy Duty
- Foldable

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0000VYDHU |
| Brand | Werner |
| Colour | Silver |
| Generic Name | ladder |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00051751065107 |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 20.3 x 50.8 x 175.3 Centimeters |
| Item Weight | 19 kg 100 g |
| Item model number | MT-22 |
| Load Capacity | 300 pound |
| Material | Metal |
| Maximum Height | 20 Feet |
| Net Quantity | 1.0 Count |
| Special Feature | Foldable, Heavy Duty, Portable |
| UPC | 051751065107 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Werner
- **Colour:** Silver
- **Item Weight:** 42 Pounds
- **Material:** Metal
- **Special Feature:** Foldable, Heavy Duty, Portable

## Images

![MT-22 300-Pound Duty Rating Telescoping Multi-Ladder, - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51M9J2MlE9S.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: i need an A frame that will max to at least 9'. i also want to use it at 6' and 7'. which length should i get?**
A: My 17 will handle these requirements.

**Q: What country is this ladder made in?**
A: I believe the USA. Werner is based out of PA. Possibly with parts from China if I read it right.

**Q: Is there a ladder leveler made for this ladder so I can use it on my stairs?**
A: Since each side of the ladder extensions are independent, you can easily use this on stairs.  Extend one side longer than the other.

**Q: How much does it weight**
A: Don't know the actual weight, I am  sure the spec's show it somewhere. It feels heavy when lifted or adjusted, and as previously noted the weight can create a bit of an imbalance when used as a extension ladder. It is however, very stable in use.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by T***T on 13 March 2006*

GREAT ladder and well-deserving of the high ratings received here. Mine arrived in perfect condition. One reviewer mentioned that he had to lube some parts, and they still didn't move well. So that's the first thing I checked after I removed the factory wrapping. Happy to report that the moving parts are perfectly engineered: all rails move smoothly and all j-hooks easily pull out & snap into place w/o any extra effort on my part. This ladder is ideal for anyone who uses 5' and 8' ladders regularly along with a 19' extension ladder. That description fits me. I own some residential rental housing and do most of my own maintenance. In the past, I used a 5-footer mainly for interior painting; I needed an 8-footer for my units with cathedral ceilings; and I needed an extension ladder when working outside. It was a real pain when I had to pack all three ladders in my van. Now I just take the one MT-22 ladder, and, when folded, it doesn't use much more room than my 5-footer did, but takes the place of all 3 ladders. I wish I bought this thing years ago. If you've ever tried using a ladder on stairs by adding some sort of (unsafe) support under two of the feet, you'll be amazed how effortlessly & safely you can use this ladder on stairs. This feature alone might make this ladder worth the price for some people. Several reviewers here commented on the weight. I haven't put it on a scale, but 45 - 50 lbs seems about right. I'm sure there are a lot of ladies who could throw this thing over their shoulder without breaking a sweat. But, for those who can't, this ladder might not be the best for many tasks women (& guys) end up doing inside the house. Having a light-weight 5- or 6-footer is still ideal for those jobs the wife or girlfriend want or have to handle themselves w/o male assistance. In fact, I don't feel like a wussy when I grab our 5-footer instead of the MT-22 for use in & around the house. However, this MT-22 at 5' and at 8' feels aheckofa lot sturdier than my 5- or 8-footer. At full extension, it also has a more solid feel than my 19' aluminum extension ladder. For those of us who recycle aluminum cans, this ladder probably contains a few cans we used once. I ran a magnet over it, and the only steel I found are the rivets holding the ladder rungs, and the 2 mid-point hinges. So based on weight, I'd say this ladder is at least 99.5% rigid aluminum. One caution worth repeating is watch your fingers at first when you start experimenting and especially when lowering it. There's no rope to use for extending or lowering it as with a standard extension ladder. Until you get used to operating this ladder, it's real easy to leave your fingers in the wrong place. After I got it unpacked, I was fascinated with the various configurations and had to try out every one -- and in the excitement lost concentration on where my fingers were placed. Amazing how a pinched finger resharpens concentration. I, too, would like to support the USA company that invented this design rather than an overseas manufacturer that copied the concept. But at less than half-price and no tax or shipping charge when ordering from Amazon, this Werner ladder is a super deal if the concept meets your needs. In fact, if you're not in a hurry to get it, add the Werner MT-22 to your Amazon wish list and check it at least once a week. Eventually you'll see the selling price dip by about $30 for a while, then go back up again. The price move down and up is as quiet and smooth as this ladder.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by B***W on 18 January 2011*

Have been using this for a few days now and so far I give it thumbs up. The construction is quite solid. Foot rests are firm and non-slip. The latching/locking system is easy to use. I have extended it once to full height (in the extension ladder layout) and felt quite confident climbing all the way up (cleaning some gutters on my high peaked roof). I have also used it at several different heights in the step ladder layout. No problems at all. Yes, it is somewhat heavy, but that's not really a negative for me. Sure, I would love it if it was really strong AND light as a feather, but that's not very likely for this type of ladder, is it? If you really want a light AND tall ladder, then you need to get a regular extension ladder rather than this type of "multi ladder". On the other hand, I do like the fact that it has some weight to it. When using it as a step ladder, a slightly heavier ladder means it will be more stable. Another "weighty" point to make: When this ladder is in the fully extended position, it is nearly impossible for one person to maneuver it around. You could put it up by yourself, but it is not really safe to put it back down by yourself (not just this brand, but rather any similar style ladder). So you will probably need a partner to keep everything safe. Thus the weight issue is moot in the sense that you will have someone to help you carry it anyway.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by D***. on 31 March 2014*

This ladder is the perfect solution to all my ladder needs. You can adjust the extension to almost any configuration you will need. I needed a ladder that will store small (5'), but used for 16' vaulted ceilings, gutters at 12' and 28' and for getting up into a tall oak tree (Used straps to make sure the ladder did not move). This ladder has helped me in painting and repairs. The only draw back is the weight at 47 pounds. You will get your monies worth in the weight of aluminum alone. It is NOT light like a fiberglass ladder, but it is extremely sturdy for me. I do not mind the weight because my ladder is safe. I have already fallen off the fiberglass ladder which is destined for the landfill. The Werner MT-22 is very well constructed. The price was similar to the local hardware stores, but it was delivered fast and free with no state sales tax. It is wrapped up in heavy plastic. The feet have heavy plastic inserts so you do not scratch up your wood flooring. Good luck!

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