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Want a safe way for your kids to get up into their bunk beds? This stable RV ladder has grooved steps to help make sure your child has secure footing as they're climbing, and you can cut the legs for a perfect fit with almost any bunk bed setup.
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SAFE FOR YOUR KIDS - Need a safe way for your child to get in and out of their bunk bed during summer camping trips in your RV? This sturdy aluminum ladder has grooved stepping areas that give their feet some traction so they can carefully climb up when it's time to go to bed.
FITS ALMOST ANY BUNK BED - Is this ladder too tall for your bunk? Not a problem! No matter what your RV bunk bed setup is like, this ladder should work for you. Simply remove the rubberized feet and trim the legs as much as you need to get that perfect, custom-like fit.
EASY TO STORE WHEN TEMPORARILY INSTALLED - If you want to clear up some space in the morning, this aluminum ladder is lightweight enough for you to remove and tuck away onto the bunk bed or in a closet, or cargo compartment.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
What's up everybody It's AJ with etrailer.com Today we're gonna be checking out the Stromberg-Carlson RV Bunk Ladder. Now it's gonna be a lightweight aluminum ladder. It takes nothing to hold it up or put it in place. It's really easy to install. You're gonna take these hooks here and you're gonna put them on the lip of your bunk and that's what's gonna put it in place. The hooks are gonna go here onto the bunk.
Fits right on there. I like how they sit right up against there. I used some other ladders, where there was a little space in between there; and that made it not as sturdy but as long as you pull out the bottom of the ladder, it should sit flush against the top of our bunk here. Once your ladder is secured you can just climb up into your bunk. Now it does have a weight capacity of 250 pounds, so just keep that in mind, but it feels pretty sturdy as I go up and down it, it flexes a little bit, but not too bad.
I don't feel like it's gonna break on me when I'm climbing up into the bunk. Looking closer at this step itself, it's gonna have a rubber outside that is removable. So even if this was to fall off or get damaged somehow, there is still some grip on the steps built in, but this just adds to it. I like it because it goes on there really easily and it really does help. It helps catch that shoe as you're going up or down.
Take a look at the bottom. We're gonna have rubber protectors on the end, so not only does it not scuff or scratch the ground, but also gives you some grip when you're climbing up and down. You don't want the ladder to travel because it is at this angle and keeps it right there in place. I wanted to show you how there's another option to mount your ladder. Now, the Stromberg-Carlson ladder comes with the brackets to install into your rig, and now I've mocked it up on this two-by-four here.
Not gonna be climbing a ladder on this. This is just for demonstration purposes but wanted to show you how it all comes together. So we're gonna have those two pieces. The flat end's gonna go against the two by four. This end's gonna go in the front. It even comes with the screws you need and you're gonna have to switch out the hooks on the end of the ladder. You see, these are a little bit smaller than ones we had earlier that I had clipped onto the rig. But now these fit in there for these attachment points, which I feel like these attachment points, if put on the wall, you see it slides back down in there, less likely for it to come back out, because it's not just behind it; it's down inside that bracket. So it goes in there a little bit deeper and gives you more security when you're going up and down that ladder. Overall, I like the bunk ladder. It's easy to put on there or take off whether you're using just this method or you have the brackets installed. Doesn't make a difference. You just lift it right up out of there, get it outta the way when you don't need it, or set up when you do need it. It's also it feels sturdier than some of the other bunk letters I've worked with. This one has a higher weight capacity, so I like that. Just a little bit more sturdy when I'm going up or down, which is all that important to get up in the bunk or get out of there whenever you need to. Well, I think that does it. Thanks for hanging out and hope this helped..
Customer Satisfaction Score:
88% were satisfied with this product
12% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Rudolph S.
5/2/2018
Still sturdy after all the climbing grandkids.
Jim S.
1/10/2015
Well, its been a year, and it is still being climbed on. it works like a ladder should.
Lazer S.
4/28/2026
Glad it's working well for you, Carolyn! I will let our shipping team know about the box though. They will be addressing that so it gets boxed up better. What kind of Class A do you have? Surprised it didn't come with a ladder to get up there.
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Kabir R.
8/25/2021
So it has been a year and the ladder is still working great. As I said a year ago, I don’t think you would feel very secure on it if you weigh more than 200 pounds but it’s been working perfectly for my daughter and myself this whole time — and will likely continue to work perfectly for a few more years at this rate! It is a very good product for the price. We just use the hooks and therefore it can be easily removed when needed to be out of the way.