Recommended Bunk Ladder for a Top Bunk That is 60" Tall
Updated 03/03/2022 | Published 03/02/2022 >
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Hi, I have a question before purchasing, if the height from floor to top bunk is 60 would I purchase a 60 ladder or 66? Looking forward to your reply. Regards
asked by: Liz O
Expert Reply:
If the measurement to your top bunk is right at 60" then I would recommend going with the Surco RV Bunk Ladder # SP504B which is the 66" tall version. The reason for this is because the Surco RV Bunk Ladder # SP503B is going to be right at 60" which means you wouldn't have any angle for climbing up your ladder, it would be straight up and down.
The other thing is that the Surco RV Bunk Ladder (66") # SP504B can be trimmed down to the exact length that you need. You would just remove the black caps from the bottom, cut to the perfect length for your RV and put the black caps back on.
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Surco RV Bunk Bed Ladder - Aluminum - 60" Tall - 225 lbs - Black
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