Boarding ladders make it possible to get back onto your boat after a swim, a fall overboard, or when boarding from a dinghy. Our selection of boat ladders includes over-the-gunwale ladders, swim step ladders, platform ladders, transom-mount ladders, permanent/removable ladders, and sport-diver ladders. We sell Pilot Embarkation Ladder, lalizas Pilot Embarkation Ladder in Nigeria. We are suppliers of industrial marine ladders online in nigeria.

Over-the-Gunwale Ladders - Runabouts and small keelboats often use this simplest type of ladder, which has J-shaped tubes that hang over the gunwale. They stow easily because the J-tubes fold together and they have non-skid plastic rungs.

Swim Step Ladders - Used mainly on powerboats, these short models fold or telescope under or on top of swim step platforms on the stern. They can be improved with the addition of a boarding handle above the swim step, on the transom of the boat.

Platform Ladders - These include a small teak or fiberglass platform for boats with outboards or stern drives. They have a one-step ladder that descends into the water and struts that keep the platform rigid.

Transom-Mount Ladders - These use the vertical or reverse transom of a sailboat as a permanent mounting location. They swing up or telescope when underway and are always available when needed, except if you fall overboard with them in the up position.

Permanent/Removable Ladders - These include stainless steel transom- and gunwale-mount ladders for sailboats and powerboats. They generally fold in half to get out of the water. In general, permanent-mount boat ladders cost less than removable ladders and are not as versatile. Removable boat ladders use mounting sockets attached to the deck with keyhole slots that fit stainless buttons on the head of the ladder. Pairs of sockets are often installed on the port and starboard sides of the boat to enable the ladder to be used in either location.

Sport/Diver Ladders - Designed for use on small open runabouts, bass boats, and center console boats, these ladders are distinguished by an open-sided design with one, stout center rail that angles away from the hull. The open-sided design of sport/dive ladders allows users wearing swim fins to climb aboard easily.