Wet Steps 7 Step Aluminum Dock Ladders

• Wet Steps 7 Step Aluminum Dock Ladders with Standard Aluminum Finish
• (picture shown is 5 step model)
• LADDER IS OVERSIZED and MUST SHIP LTL FREIGHT
• Wet Steps heavy-duty aluminum dock ladders are designed to make climbing in and out of the water easier.
• Built with a 55 degree climb angle, this makes it just like a standard stairway (Climb Angle is 55 degrees - measured from a 90 degree vertical drop).
• All welded construction with BOLT-ON steps.
• Simple Assembly Required - We Provide Assembly Hardware and you bolt the steps into the frame.
• View Assembly Video below or View On YouTube
• Built from high-quality marine grade aluminum with a u-channel frame. These ladders are built solid with a 350 lb. weight capacity.
• Ladders are light weight and easy to deploy by rotating the ladder 180 degrees in to the water or out of the water.
• Steps are custom extruded and grooved for extra strength and grip.
  
• The ladders have handles on both sides for extra stability when climbing in or out.
• Mounts to dock using 8 - 3/8" diameter stainless steel bolts (4 on each side)  * Mounting Bolts and Nylon Washers NOT included
  
• Also available with Powder Coat Option for additional $350 fee (Currently 3-4 week lead time for powder coat option). Choose from CLEAR COAT, RED, WHITE, BLUE, HAMMERED COPPER VEIN, HAMMERED SILVER VEIN, HAMMERED BLACK.
  
• Weight Capacity: 350 lbs.
• Step Width: 20"
• Overall Width: 23"
  
• Step Depth: 6"
• Distance Between Steps: 11"
• Handle Length: 7'
• Vertical Drop (from mounting point to end of ladder, in the water): 74"
• Overall Ladder Height (upright on top of dock ): 91"
• ** 3 Year Structural Mfg. Warranty
• DISCLAIMER - There is no warranty on Powder Coat ladders (the powder coat itself).  For salt water environments, ultimately we can't control the salinity levels or chemical make-up of the water which can sometimes have an effect on the powder coat paint.  If you leave the ladder in the water for extended periods of time and allow marine growth (barnacles, calcification etc) to build up (which can happen quickly) there's nothing we can do.  YOU must maintain the ladder and swing it out of the water when not in use.  We can't control how the ladder is used (or abused) and we can't control environmental factors.  If you are in a salt water environment please be proactive and maintain your ladder after use (rotate ladder out of water, wash off with fresh water, wax it 2x per year etc.).  Over time the powder coat finish will fade, chip and be subject to environmental factors beyond our control.

Assembly Video