Xinkun Marine has the manufacturing experience of boat ladder for more than 20 years. We have many kinds of boat ladder in our catalog. Click Here to find more boat ladders.
Over Platform Ladders
The over platform ladders are very common boarding ladders on the market. They are very popular for boaters. The installation is easy and usually mounted on the platform of the boat. When the ladder is used, you can flip the over platform ladder up up and deploy it to the water. When not in use, the steps can be stowed and flipped back to the platform.
Under Platform Ladders
The under platform ladders are also popular boarding ladders for boats. They are mounted under the platform of the boat. When using the ladders, you can pull out the telescoping steps easily to the water. When not use, the steps can be stowed back under the platform.
Transom Ladders
Transom ladders are usually mounted on the back transom of the boat. To deploy the transom ladder, you can just fold the steps down into the water. When not use, the steps can be folded up to the plastic brackets.
Gunwale Ladders
The gunwale ladders are mounted on the gunwale of boat. To deploy the gunwale ladder, you can fold the steps down into the water. When not use, the steps can be folded up to the plastic brackets.
Pontoon Ladders
The pontoon ladders are heavy duty and durable. They are usually installed on the pontoon boat stern platform. The base of a pontoon ladder is made up of one large bracket and two handrail ends that are secured the the deck of the boat. When deploying the pontoon ladder, you pull out the steps from the plastic bracket and pull out the telescoping steps to the water. When not use, the telescoping steps can be stowed and fold back to the plastic bracket.
Dive Ladders
The dive ladders are built for divers by design. Xinkun Marine manufacture several kinds of dive ladders. The installation of the dive ladder is vey simple. The steps are telescopic.
Boat Ladder Materials
Xinkun Marine manufacture the boat ladder with 304 stainless steel and 316 stainless steel. We also make some ladders with aluminum. The 316 stainless steel makes it more resistant to rust or corrosion than 304 stainless steel when exposed to freshwater or saltwater continuously over a long period of time. We can test the boat ladders by loading test and salt water test.