Customer Reviews for VEVOR Dock Ladder 4 Step, Dock Stairs 30''-38'' Adjustable Height, 227 kgs Load Capacity, Aluminum Pontoon Boat Ladder with Dual Handrails & Nonslip Mat for Ship/Lake/Pool/Marine Boarding

We installed the stairs on our dock at the shore line of the lake where the sandy, with some rocks and pebbles, shore line slops gradually to the deeper water. The ladder was easy to assemble. The installation, along with the leveling with the lake bottom was actually achieved easily. It was actually exactly what we wanted. The only reason for only a four star is because the hand rails move in and out a little. It almost seems as though it is a design feature but not sure why it would be. The rails are sturdy and safe, they just move a bit back and forth

Overall, steps are fine. 2 things that I think would make it 5 stars ... 1. Removable pins to adjust the feet heights ... 2. need to be able to tighten, stableize the hand rails ... too much movement. Had to find things to fill the gaps to stiffen them up some.

The steps went together relatively easy. Be sure to leave the step screws loose until they are all together then tighten all the scews. The steps are solid and looks good.

Great Price, same as local dock dealership sells for over $450.00, Easy to assemble, easy to fit on dock, stable, light to handle. No rubber mat was included in package

Although the kit came with the 4 rubber step matt missing its not a bad deal.

At the price they sell for, these stairs are a great value. However, as other reviewers have noted, they do have a few minor shortcomings. The railings are definitely wobbly, but solid enough not to cause a safety issue. I took the great idea of another reviewer and used aluminum shims to fill the gap between the railing and the stairs - worked perfectly. The rubber treads also extend over the bolt holes for the stairs. When you tighten the bolts it causes the tread area around each hole to pucker up. This causes the tread to pull away from the aluminum stair and become unglued. If you trim the tread about 3/4 of an inch on either side, it solves the problem. At about one third of the cost of stairs from a dock supplier, the value of these stairs far exceeds their minor deficiencies.

Not suitable for my swimming pool. To many sharp parts, could be dangerous for who's using the pool. Perhaps better for other uses, (e.g. ladder for small boats etc). Sorry , I am not going to place it to my swimming pool. I had to pay more attention to the details and not to order it.

Flimsy and unusable do not recommend