Home Depot Drops Werner Ladders to $59 Ahead of Black Friday Sales

These discounted 4- to 8-foot step ladders deliver solid load ratings, sure footing, and everyday jobsite/home reliability.
Home Depot Drops Werner Ladders to $59 Ahead of Black Friday Sales
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While Black Friday is still on the horizon, Home Depot has already dropped prices on dependable step ladders under $100, which is great timing if you’ve got painting, trimming, or pre-holiday installs on your list.

The Home Depot dropped Werner’s 6-ft fiberglass step ladder to $59.88, a Type I-rated ladder that normally sells closer to $150, now at Black Friday pricing. The platform holds 250 pounds, the fiberglass rails won’t conduct electricity, and the molded top tray keeps your drill, paintbrush, and hardware within arm’s reach while you work.

If you need more height, Werner’s 8-ft fiberglass model is $79.88 and offers a 12-ft reach, solid footing, and the rigidity fiberglass is known for, without exceeding the $100 mark.

For lighter indoor tasks, the 4-ft aluminum version is $49.00. It’s compact, lightweight, and ideal for quick indoor tasks and narrow storage spaces.

Top Ladder Deals

Werner 6-ft Fiberglass Ladder

Now $59.88

Buy Now

Non-conductive rails, sure-footed steps, and a handy work top for paint cans and tools—an easy, everyday ladder for most indoor projects.

Werner 8-ft Fiberglass Ladder

Now $79.88

Buy Now

A 12-ft reach with stable, rigid rails for ceiling-height work—solid footing without pushing past the $100 mark.

Werner 4-ft Aluminum Ladder

Now $49.00

Buy Now

Lightweight and compact for quick indoor tasks; slip-resistant steps and a small footprint make it easy to carry and store.

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Glenda Taylor is a BobVila.com staff writer with a background in the residential remodeling, home building, and home improvement industries. She started writing for BobVila.com in 2016 and covers a range of topics, including construction methods, code compliance, tool use, and the latest news in the housing and real estate industries. 


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