Description
If you spend time on the water living the nautical life, you know that short and sparsely located ladders for your dock, deck, or boat make it nearly impossible for anyone outside of a Navy Seal to get in and out of your watercraft. We have solved that problem with the AL-A5 Aluminum Five-Step Pontoon Boat Boarding Ladder. Large and in charge, this ladder is the way to go when you want to get down deep into the water.
Boarding from deep water has never been easier with this robust ladder that drops far below your deck. While most ladders reach a decent 48” below the water’s surface, this ladder goes the distance with a full 60” extension below the deck surface. That length, coupled with the five heavy-duty aluminum boarding steps (each 5 1/4” deep), gives you safe and easy access to the water, your boat, or your dock. It also features extra tall handrails for a comfortable boarding process so you don’t feel like you’re grasping for anything stable to help you climb the ladder. And the 15-degree boarding angle helps you come out of the water more comfortably.
If you’re worried about having this monstrous climber attached to the side of your boat, hindering your movement to your dock; don’t. The quick-release hardware included creates a quick and efficient way to pop and dock.
With all of this size and heavy-duty construction, this ladder is a must-have for your nautical gear collection. Call one of our Customer Care associates and get yours today!
Details:
- Dimensions:
- Height: 73"
- Width: 18 1/4"
- Mounting Hook: 5 1/4" x 1" x 3/4"
- Height Between Steps: 11 1/4"
- Step Width: 16"
- Step Depth: 5 1/4"
- Distance From Bottom Of Mount To Top Of Handle: 15 3/4"
- Depth: 29"
- Thickness of Bars: 1"
- Material: Aluminum
- 300 lb. capacity
- 5 Strong Steps
- Lightweight
- Corrosion Resistant
- Boat ladder extends 60" below your boat deck or dock
- Tall aluminum handrails make boarding easier and more comfortable
- Comes with quick-release ladder mounting hardware
- 3-year warranty on all boat boarding ladders