Most boats can have a swim platform added to them. This can be a great addition if you enjoy swimming or spending time in the water. It can also be a great way to get on and off your boat if you don't have a ladder.
A jon boat is a small, flat-bottomed boat that is often used for fishing in shallow water. Because of their size and shallowness, jon boats are not typically equipped with a ladder. However, it is possible to put a ladder on a jon boat by attaching it to the side of the boat. This will allow you to get in and out of the boat more easily, especially if it is beached or moored in a shallow area.
Most small boats cannot accommodate a ladder, as there is not enough space on the deck or hull. In addition, ladders can be a safety hazard on boats, as they can create trip hazards and can be difficult to secure. If you are looking to add a ladder to a small boat, it is best to consult with a professional to see if it is possible and safe to do so.
Most boats have emergency ladders on board in case of an emergency. The ladders are usually stored in a compartment on the boat and can be easily deployed in the event of an emergency.
4.8/5
· ã€OEM Quality】: Constructed of marine grade 316 stainless steel & durable fiberglass, it has a amazing proof-load to support swimmers. Each step has a slip-proof plastic tread to assure maximum safety.
· ã€Compact & Convenient】:Telescoping ladder retracts when not in use. Black non-skid step threads are installed on the step for safety purpose. Made with thick-walled 316 stainless steel marine grade tubing for durability, strength, and is resistance to rust
· ã€Easy Installation】: Installs directly on boat - requires drilling (Mounting screws are included). Require Minimal 18" width x 15" height transom clearance for Installation. Installation guide refer to product pictures for detail.
· ã€Specification】: Platform:1.1"(Thickness) X 14" (Length) X 18" (Width), Length Deployed: 34.3" (Length) X 14.8" (Width), Length Stowed: 15.1" (Length) X 14.8" (Width); Step Thread: 7.25" X 1.5", Thickness of Tube: 1.2" ; Velcro Strap included to stow ladder. Weight Capacity: 400 lb
· ã€Application】: This swim platform can be mounted on either side of your motor depending on best fit. Supplied with 1 x Fiberglass platform with 3-step stainless steel ladder, 2 x handrail, and mounting bolts and nuts. Included Velcro strap keeps steps compact when not in use. Swim Platform 18" in width, Ladder width: 14.8", Ladder Deploy Length: 34.3" (Instruction is not included)
$234
Our old stairs had broken, so I searched online and in our neighbourhood maritime store for a replacement that wouldn't cost a fortune but would still be of high quality. This item didn't let me down; in fact, it exceeded my expectations and was built better than others costing twice as much. Simple to assemble; if it doesn't line up with existing stairs, just get up some marine grade sealer. The platform's roughness helps prevent slippage, and the quality and durability are superb. These are incredible!
4.5/5
Angled with tall handrails for easy boarding
Wide, comfortable boarding steps. (5-1/2" depth x 16" width per step)
Includes all mounting hardware (LHW-LAK ladder mounting kit)
Great for docks and pontoons
$234
This is what I purchased for my dock's terminus. The ladder appears to be very sturdy. Aluminum also makes up the stairs. In reality, the five-step approach is more lengthier than I had anticipated, and I probably only required the first four steps for my dock. The supplied instruction sheet is only somewhat more useful than simply studying the illustration and assembling it on your own. I didn't have all of my tools with me because I put this together at the lake. It took A LOT more effort to put it together with my adjustable wrench than it would have if I had my deep socket set because the area underneath the steps where the bolts go is a small spot. My planks are fastened with long nails to the dock. The wood plank seemed to flex slightly when the kids climbed the ladder after I joined the two ladder brackets and erected the ladder. For each side of the plank, I obtained two 1/4 x 4 inch lag bolts and washers, and I tightened them. As a result, the dock plank where the brackets were fastened no longer flexed at all. I'm so far quite pleased with the product.
4.2/5
Two-year replacement warranty
Weight Capacity: 300 lbs.
Heavy-duty square tubing construction
Step Interval: 11.5" / Step Width: 15.75" / Total Width: 17.75"
100% aluminum 4-step pontoon ladder
$234
For such a large box, the packaging was really fragile and tore easily. Fortunately, there was no damage and all the pieces were present. I advise using tape, a somewhat thicker cardboard box, and/or more straps to secure it. Amazing ladder! We had anticipated nothing less. If it continues to function as well as it did the first time, only time will tell. Looks GREAT It was a hit with all 15 of us (especially compared to the flimsy rope one). All the necessary components were present, making assembly and mounting simple. I did need to purchase some stainless screws because there is no place to install washers, plates, or nuts on the underside of my pontoon where the J hooks hook into the "footman loops" (a very strange name for them), so we had to use wood screws. In case they were required to pass through the deck, I also purchased longer bolts. Being ready is preferable to being unable to install it more than two hours from home. Although not perfect, they held up nicely under the heavy strain of 250 lb persons climbing on it. My feet are really sensitive, so I ended up wearing my water shoes (speedo ones with thick soles) to climb the stairs. No one else bothered me, just me and my old feet. In order to put it somewhere, I purchased more mounting loops. We needed something big, and it IS really big. It can be a little difficult to store, but since I have cable locks, it's no problem. We slit 99 store swimming noodles into pieces that fit between the steps on either side, alternated the colors, and zip-tied them so that they would float if they went overboard and provide padding if we fell. low-cost insurance The ladder doesn't reach the ground level. overly vivid looking. Great ladder all around seems to be nicely made. Just large, not hefty.
4.1/5
2-year warranty
Sturdy welded aluminum construction, with corrosion resistant construction and hardware
Quick, easy assembly using common hand tools
3 step sliding dock ladder
Sliding design offers the convenience of a permanently mounted ladder that can be removed from the water with minimal view obstruction
$234
My step did not remain attached since the keeper tabs were slightly bent when it arrived, but a few mild blows with a rubber mallet fixed the issue. The keeper cables are plastic-coated, all of the bolts fit, and the aluminium welding appears to have been well done. Because there are so many varied surfaces and circumstances, as a previous reviewer complained about, the instructions explain that they did not strive to cover all of the possibilities. Stainless lag screws and washers were my choice. I hope I never use it, but I have it put on my dock on a canal so that if someone falls in, they can get out.
4/5
Additional mounting hardware so your dock or pontoon ladders so you can use in more than one location
3 Year Limited Warranty/300lb. Capacity
Fits RecPro Marine AL-C4 Folding Pontoon Ladders
Fits RecPro Marine AL-A3, A4, A5 Pontoon and Dock Ladders
Includes all mounting hardware, bolts are 1 3/4" Long (Works on material up to 1 1/4" Thick)
$234
This ladder will be attached to my boat's swim platform. Both the quality and the construction are excellent. The attachment plates had some minor warpage from the welding process, which I believe should have been fixed before shipping. When it is installed, I believe I will be able to straighten them out. The mounting kit listed as an add-on for the ladder is not appropriate for this ladder. Varying mounting holes have different centers to centers. The advertisement is false. If not for the mounting plates, I would have given it a four star rating.
3.6/5
Vinyl Sleeve Will Not Mar Hull Fabric
Attaches To Floorboards With 3/8" (.95Cm) Line And Swivel Snap
Contour Design Hugs The Hull For Side Boarding
Comfortable molded white poly step
Durable 1" (3Cm) Diameter Anodized Aluminum Tube
$234
THIS LADDER IS AWESOME. This ladder sits firmly on the inflatable and nearly propels you into the boat, unlike other ladders over the sides of soft-sided dinghies which are a challenge when you put your foot on the first step and you quickly go back and under the boat! No more awkward and unattractive entries from me! Wish it folded more compactly, but once folded, it can be pushed and pulled into our life vest bag. High-quality goods.
3/5
Crafted from the highest quality material
Made in China
Perfect for outdoor and even indoor use
$234
We bought this to use on a pontoon boat that we rented. We did, even though we weren't supposed to leap off and swim. It is impossible to board a pontoon boat without a connected ladder. Although it moves about quite a bit and is not a fixed ladder, this ladder DOES provide sufficient footholds for returning to the boat. Without it, it would be impossible to get someone out of the water; they would be like a garbage full of rocks.
3/5
Makes getting in and out less of a task
Works great for deep docks as well
Perfect for larger boats
$234
This ladder is incredible. We purchased 2 substantial D clips with a 309lb weight capacity. to fasten this to our boat's existing drop-down ladder. No more twisted pretzel bending to reach the bottom rung. Everyone can now readily enter and exit the water. The last rung of our ladder is now deep enough under the water thanks to this extension that the first step doesn't even need lifting one's body up. I believe it makes entering and exiting safer. I'm very glad we purchased this ladder. It also comes with a mesh bag for storage and folds up quite easily, which is nice. We keep it under the back seat, precisely where our boat's ladder leads out the back.
No, you don't need a ladder on a boat.
A swim platform ladder does not meet this requirement. The swim platform is too small to provide adequate support for the ladder.
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There are a few different ways to board a sailboat from the water. The most common method is to use a ladder that is either attached to the boat or floating nearby. If the ladder is attached to the boat, you will need to swim over to the ladder and climb up. If the ladder is floating, you will need to grab hold of it and pull yourself up. Once you are on the ladder, you can then climb onto the deck of the sailboat. Another method of boarding a sailboat from the water is to use a swim platform. A swim platform is
Climbing a rope ladder is not as difficult as it may seem. The first thing you need to do is find a rope that is strong enough to hold your weight. Once you have found a rope, you need to tie a knot at the bottom of the rope. After you have tied the knot, you need to find something to stand on so that you can reach the top of the rope. Once you are at the top of the rope, you need to grab the rope with both hands and pull yourself up.
Assuming you need to get back into a boat that you have fallen out of, there are a few different ways to do so. One way is to swim to the back of the boat and pull yourself up onto the swim platform. Another way is to swim to the side of the boat and grab the ladder that is usually attached. You can also throw a rope to someone in the boat and have them pull you back in.
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