Telescopic bathing ladder for bathing platforms in AISI 316 stainless steel, designed for safe and comfortable access between the boat's bathing platform or transom and the water. The ladder is available with 4 or 5 steps, which can be retracted after use for space-saving storage.
The profiled steps have a depth of 57 mm and provide a larger surface area for climbing up and down. The robust construction is suitable for direct mounting onto a suitable bathing or aft platform. Depending on the version, the ladder can be flipped up via the hinged mounting brackets, and the steps can be secured with a Velcro strap.
The 4-step version is 1140 mm long when extended and 398 mm when retracted. The total width is 352 mm, the internal clearance is 266 mm, and the height when folded is 61 mm. The 5-step version is 1415 mm long extended and 454 mm retracted. The total width is 358 mm, the internal clear width is 259 mm, and the height when folded is 61 mm. The center-to-center distance of the tubes is nominally 305 mm, while the dimension drawing indicates 304 mm.
Mounting is carried out through the brackets using four bolts. Through-bolts with appropriate washers and nuts or bolts in properly prepared threaded holes can be used. Bolt size, hole diameter, and a universal drilling pattern are not specified, so the platform's dimensions, load-bearing capacity, mounting options, and access to the backside must be checked before drilling. Mounting bolts are not documented as included, and no boat- or model-specific compatibility is documented.
After use in saltwater, the ladder should be rinsed with fresh water before being retracted, so that deposits do not make the telescopic parts stiff over time. The ladder is also used as an internal ladder in the complete, concealed Montecarlo XL built-in system with item no. 49.559.04.
Key features
4 or 5 telescopic steps
AISI 316 stainless steel
57 mm deep, profiled steps
Hinged mounting brackets
Velcro strap on the 4-step version
Mounting with four bolts
Space-saving design for bathing platforms and transoms
