Dock Edge ECO Weld Free Fixed Dock Ladder

This is the second time I have purchased this ladder. The last one lasted 2 summer seasons at our beach association where it gets ALOT of use! Considering that, I think it held up well.

Well built ladder. Used on my dock

Works great! Been in the lake for about a month now. Seems pretty solid. Not too tough to put together.Glad I got the 5 step. As a full size, 60 yr old human, it is sure nice to have that lower step to start with.

Top half of the ladder is sturdy the legs rock back-and-forth a little bit from the way it’s hinged but it’s OK. I would recommend it for a dock only

I purchased this for a friend and he said it works perfectly on his dock at the river😊🌈🌈

I wanted a 5-step dock ladder to replace our 4-step which wasn't quite long enough. This one is good. Not amazing but adequate. It's not as wide as I'd like, and like others have said, it does have some semi-sharp edges on the step edges (where it attaches to the vertical pole). But it seems sturdy enough. Instructions aren't great but you can figure it out. After maybe a few attempts. It only really fits together one way. And considering it was $150 less than local marinas for a 5-step they would have to order and wait 5 weeks for (this came in 24 hours), it's good enough for me! I will probably file the sharp edges down when I remove it in the fall. It's aluminum, so it won't be too difficult. Oh, I am 170lbs and it feels sturdy to me, mounted on our new aluminum dock. Not as sturdy as our square pole welded ladder, but it feels like it easily would support 250lbs.

Perfect size for grandkids to get out of the water. Very sturdy.

We loved it, used it for our pool connected to steps. Looks nice but very quickly began oxidizing in the pool. Well today about a year after use the bottom two steps literally cracked in half as my husband and kids got out. Now it’s incredibly sharp: for the price I’d hope to get at least 2 summers of use out of it