Customer Reviews for VEVOR Dock Ladder, 1.09 m-1.29 m Adjustable Height, 227 kg Load Capacity, Aluminum Alloy 6 Steps Pontoon Boat Ladder with Dual Handrails & Nonslip Rubber Mat, Ideal for Ship/Lake/Pool/Marine Boarding

We built a deck around our above ground pool this year. We're very pleased to have finally been able to get this done. It adds so much to our outdoor enjoyment. One of our family members is large and the standard whimpy pool ladders that you usually get wasn't going to cut it. We knew we needed aluminum so it wouldn't rust and cause all kinds of water issues. After much online searching, came across this one. My husband was able to successfully attach it to the deck and then down into the pool. It is very sturdy and we feel confident our family member will feel at ease getting in and out of the pool. We placed a foam mat about 1/2\" underneath the feet to make sure it didn't damage the liner. Good price for a good product.

These steps are an easy way to add steps to just about anything, anywhere you may want an easy in and out of the water. They are easy to assemble and easy to install. These steps feel nice and sturdy, and I like that the height is adjustable. The handrails make them feel safe to use even if the water is a little choppier. They are well made, and I expect them to last a long time. I can also see where they would be useful for applications outside of the water.

These work well attached to my lake dock. I wish the railings were more firmly attached as they tend to wobble a bit.

It was easy to install these steps on my dock and now it's much easier to get in and out of the water versus using a ladder.

The aluminum steps were just what our dock system needed for our swimming area. They make it easy to get out of the water with less sand on our feet. Installation was simple, and it was easy to assemble out of the box. The steps easily support my 275 lb frame and provide the stability I need with non-slip steps. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking to add steps to their dock in the lake.

I purchased these for our dock to make it easier to get in and out of the water - they shipped real fast. They fit perfect on the dock and are great to use and steps are sturdy - the railings have a slight wobble to them but yet sturdy to hang on to. They no longer come with the black rubber mat for the steps as shown and website was not upgraded - but have a slip resistant steps- great customer service when asked about this -

I wish it would have worked for our dock but it didn’t so I had to return it. There is a lot of hardware! Good slope on stairs and double handrail is what I liked.

...and sturdy. When the box arrived, it was marked as a heavy item. Easy to assemble, an assistant made it much easier.

I connected it to the end of my dock which is in about 6 feet of water. I added a couple longer poles to it and we step down about a foot after the bottom step. We like it and use it a lot.

The stairs themselves are vey nice looking. They are coated... not just bare aluminum. It feels like the coating reflects the sun's heat, so the top tread doesn't get not when it's in full sun. The riser height is comfortable. The tread depth is a little shallow. For something called \"stairs\" I would have liked a tread depth closer to a standard tread depth. But the 4 step unit doesn't feel particularly uncomfortable to climb. The packing list and instructions don't tell you what size the bolts and nuts are. I was guessing that I needed a 1/2 wrench. That worked for most of the nuts and bolts, but a few required a 13mm wrench instead. One of the included nuts was the wrong size, so I had to buy another. That's not a big deal, but that was when I realized the nuts and bolts were metric. I would have liked to have twice as many washers as was included. Some of the holes are only slightly smaller than the bolt head or nut. It feels like it wouldn't take much for the aluminum to deform, and the bolt/nut to give lose. I wound up buying the extra washers for a couple bucks. The width at the bottom support is such that I couldn't actually use 2 washers. You're supposed to use a flat washer and a lock washer. Because of the width of the bottom support, I was only able to use the flat washer. In order to get a 2nd flat washer and the lock washer, I had to buy a longer bolt... again, for a couple of bucks. The square connection extensions from one of the rails were twisted making it difficult to insert into the uprights. I was able to assemble both rails with a little extra work. In general, I think this is a really nice set of stairs. It seems to be a good value. But there are a few minor quality issues.