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Salse!! Amarine-made 3 Steps Concealed Box Telescopic Ladder-stainless Steel on 2040-parts.com

US $201.99
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Salse!! Amarine-made 3 steps Concealed Box Telescopic Ladder-Stainless Steel

 

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  • Boat Ladder, platform, retractable, foldaway telescopic Fitted with a telescopic ladder 3 steps, plus 100% watertight box to be fitted into the platform thickness.
  • Made of Mirror Polished 316 Stainless Steel;
  • Telescopic 316 Stainless Steel Flush Button Activation
  • easy to use, fast installation
  • Fits in a 13-1/4" x 2" slot with 18" deep.

Product Description

Boat Ladder, platform, retractable, foldaway telescopic Fitted with a telescopic ladder 3 steps, plus 100% watertight box to be fitted into the platform thickness. 

Made of Mirror Polished 316 Stainless Steel; 

easy to use, fast installation 

Telescopic ladder 3 steps in a watertight concealed box to be fitted into the bathing platform. 
Fits in a 13-1/4" x 2" slot with 18" deep. 
Made of mirror polished 316 stainless steel. 
Easy to use, Fast installation. 
Two latch types: Flush Button Activation (more aesthetic) & Knob Activation (easier to use) 
box dimension: deep 18"x width 13" xheight 2" step 3 
Ladder Length Deployed 35" 
Ladder Length Stowed 14-1/2" 

Telescopic 316 Stainless Steel 
Flush Button Activation 
Front Flange Size 
height 3-1/8"x width 15-1/2" 

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