Customer Reviews for VEVOR Removable Dock Ladder with Rubber Mat, Pontoon Boat Ladder with Mounting Hardware, Swim Ladder Aluminum 3 Step, Each Step 16" x 4", 350Lbs Load, for Lake, Marine Boarding, Pool

Easy to install once it was put togeather the metal hooks that hold it to the dock are a little flimsy but overall it is a nice ladder

Much better quality than I expected.

Great ladder. Whatever is in the salt water pool turns black and has some type of deposits on it (salt or possibly calcium). Still a great ladder

Awesome... I hate you for forcing me to make a review

This ladder features light but robust aluminum build, stainless hardware, easy assembly, wide steps with no slip rubber and angle of steps from vertical matches my seawall mounting.We have a concrete seawall along a canal and need a ladder that angles out slightly from the vertical wall.The vevor assembles by four bolts for each step then provides two methods of attachment to the dock or boat. I used method two and bolted the ladder to two 5" long 3/8' diameter concrete wedges placed in holes hammer drilled in the concrete. I enlarged the mounting holes to 3/8" as well. Crank the nuts on the wedges 2 or 3 rotations but do not overtighten or they will snap off. Solid.Great value.

After leaving the ladder in the pool for 5 days this is what it looks like now!

OK, I don't own a boat or have a dock over water, but I do have a well house that drops 5 feet down to a platform. We used to lower a step ladder down the well house to check pressure guages and heaters in freezing winter. So I installed this ladder which gives me a safe way to walk down into the well house. It came with lots of mixed hardware for several types of installation depending on your needs. Good sturdy ladder!

Loved that it is sturdy. Great for the money....

These stairs are really sturdy. Love the quick removal mounting option. Steps are comfortable

Very nice and went together well. Just missing one nut which was a special thread. Will contact seller to see if I can get another one. In the meantime I just used another bolt/nut I had in my shop.