Customer Reviews for VEVOR Dock Ladder, 43''-51'' Adjustable Height, 500 lbs Load Capacity, Aluminum Alloy 6 Steps Pontoon Boat Ladder with Dual Handrails & Nonslip Rubber Mat, Ideal for Ship/Lake/Pool/Marine Boarding

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Perfect for easy access to the lake from our dock. Toddler grandkids could safely climb up and down. Perfect for what we needed

Excellent Value for the price! It was exactly what we needed for our dock at the lake cabin! Very Happy!!

This is truly a idiot proof item. We all love it. The only place I see improvement is replace the nuts & bolts for the adjustable feet with quick pins

This ladder is easy to assemble and and install. The legs are adjustable and would work for a variations of depth. It is very sturdy and easy to walk up and down. For the price you will not find a better ladder. Only drawback are the steps are a little on the small side, but ok for most people to go up and down, including my 80 year old dad.

Helps me get off my dock into the lake easily and for my elderly parents

We really like this ladder. Using it from our dock to access lake water. It was easy to assemble and install on dock. It is also adjustable for depth of water. Steps are fine and not slippery and it's nice having a rail on both sides. Works for kids and adults. Would definitely recommend.

Works great at the end of our pier!

My previous dock steps were slick & hazardous and these are not! So glad i purchased these. The installation could have been better if the holes in the railings had been drilled properly at factory. I had to redrill 3 of them.

First, it came with no instructions, but if you count the bolts, you can figure out what goes where.Second, the bolts to attach it to the dock were not included. We had to come up with our own to attach it.Third, one bolt didn't fit. It was as if someone drilled the hole in the wrong spot. We had to come up with a thinner bolt to make it fit.Fourth, we had to put it in a more shallow part of the dock than we really wanted to because the legs only extend by 10-12 inches. We probably could have engineered something to extend the legs further or come up with something new, but we decided to put it in the less than ideal place, for now. However, the ladder seems so sturdy and is so easy to use when getting in and out of the water, it's worth the trip to the hardware store or the extra problem solving to install it.