Consumer Safety

Werner Ladder Recall Exposes Dangerous Oversight Threatening American Safety

By National Security Desk | August 14, 2025

More than 120,000 Werner Multi-Max Pro ladders are being recalled due to a faulty locking mechanism that risks falls and injuries nationwide, revealing persistent gaps in product oversight that put hardworking Americans in harm’s way.

In a concerning development for American consumers, Werner, an Illinois-based ladder manufacturer, announced a recall of over 122,250 Multi-Max Pro ladders following numerous reports of dangerous malfunctions. The affected ladders, sold exclusively through Home Depot from November 2021 to February 2024 for $200 to $281, suffer from a defective locking mechanism liable to fail mid-use — putting the safety of American workers and homeowners at significant risk. This recall is not just about faulty equipment; it highlights ongoing failures in regulatory vigilance and corporate accountability that leave everyday Americans vulnerable. Eighteen reported falls linked to these ladders have led to...

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