Marudina 61.5" Pre-Assembled Bunk Ladder, Adjustable 3 Levels of Height, Aluminum RV Bunk Bed Ladder with 4 Anti-Slip Steps, Non-Slip Feet, 2 Fixing Methods(White)

First of all, this ladder is extremely lightweight. It’s not difficult to carry it with one hand. Yet, especially when fastened with the included brackets, it demonstrates an unexpected sturdiness in its engineering and design.I ordered this because it was the perfect height to climb down into my 5’ crawl space, and the pivoting feet have been very stable on the uneven dirt floor beneath. I’ve even managed to carry heavy boxes down and the ladder doesn’t seem to mind at all.Overall, for the weight, price and structural features, I’m pretty convinced I picked the best fixed ladder on Amazon.Also - it looks really clean and sleek. Adding this to a boat or RV would definitely keep things classed up.

Our kid wanted a ladder for his bunk bed even though the bunk bed has stairs. It doesn't go with the wood coloring at all (see picture), but it's what he wanted.Assembly was done in just a few minutes, so its very simple. For my purposes, I set the ladder where I wanted to attach to the upper bunk rail, marked the attachment plates, drilled some pilot holes and then screwed it in place.The construction is ultra-light weight. My assumption is that it's 100% aluminum. Despite this, once attached with the included hardware, it feels quite sturdy. My son is around 45 lbs, and he was able to climb up without any shaking or worry it would fail. The ladder can be lifted from the mounting brackets and stored elsewhere, which is a nice feature.Overall the price is comparable to others on the marketplace, so it's a good buy but there's nothing spectacular about a ladder, it gets you from the floor to the top bunk.

So we got this ladder for our rv. It was very easy to assemble. It’s lightweight but I’m thinking the steps are too lightweight and may bend easily. Anyway, we couldn’t use them because we got it for our loft and it was too short. I think it’s made just for bunks. I think the steps just depend on the weight and who will be using it.

All good

Good temp ladder for bunk bed. Small screws for attachments