ITEM #P11-14
5 Foot Authentic Nautical Rope Ladder
$90.00
$90.00
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ITEM #P11-11
4 Step Rope Nautical Ladder
Price: $65.00You can see additional views of this 4 step rope-wood nautical ladder by clicking on the photo.
This 4 step rope-wood nautical ladder measures about 4 feet long. The wood steps are 20 X 4 3/4 inches. This is an authentic nautical rope ladder , so you can expect wear marks on the wood and some fraying to the rope sections. We have not cleaned this ladder, so you can use it in as found condition, or use a little soap and a garden hose and clean it up.
Today people are using these nautical ladders to make book shelves, spice racks, flower racks, or just a nice little set of shelves for your collectables. While not all the ladders we offer are the top section with the original loops, you have many options to hang these ladder. I think the best way to hang these ladders is to find some 3 inch 90 degree brackets. These can be shelf brackets, or look in the lumber framing section of your local Lowes or Home Depot. Attach two brackets to the bottom side of each shelf and try to hide the brackets behind the rope. Next, position the ladder on the wall where you want it, and get the top step level. Once the top step is level, attach that step to the wall with the two brackets you already attached to the bottom of that shelf. Let the ladder hang, and now you can attach the brackets on the other shelves. This is just one way to hand your ladder, I am sure you guys will comes up with other ways to install them.
If you find this ladder to be a to long, you can cut the rope and remove one or two steps to make it fit your project!
We take new photos for each ladder we list, so if you order this item number, you will be shipped the ladder in the photos.
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ITEM #P11-28
6 Step Vintage Nautical Rope Ladder – Real Ship Salvage
Price: $90.00Take a closer look at this 6 step vintage nautical rope ladder by clicking on the photo.
This 6 step vintage nautical rope ladder measures about 6 feet long not including the loose rope ends. The wood steps are 20 1/2 inches long, 4 1/2 inches wide, and about 1 1/4 inches thick. This neat old ladder came from a working vessel, and we have not restored or cleaned it in any way. You can expect wear and signs of use. The ladder weighs about 21 pounds.
A rope ladder such as this can make a neat wall hanging, or if properly secured, a nice shelving unit for small treasures. These shorter sections in good condition are very collectable and make a great gift for that hard to buy for nautical lover. Anyone who has ever been around a ship has seen one of these ladders in use, or has been forced to use one.
We have a nice selection of ladders in different lengths to choose from so scroll the page to find the perfect one for your project.
To place an order just give us a call at 574-870-1571, and this vintage nautical rope ladder can be yours! Shipping is free here in the continental US.
You will be shipped the 6 step vintage nautical rope ladder shown in the photos.
Quantity: 1 Piece In Stock
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ITEM #P11-31
4 Step Vintage Rope-Wood Nautical Ladder
Price: $60.00You can see additional views of this 4 step vintage rope-wood nautical ladder by clicking on the photo.
This 4 step vintage rope-wood nautical ladder measures about 3 1/2 feet long. The wood steps are 20 1/2 X 4 1/2 inches. This is an authentic nautical rope ladder, so you can expect wear marks on the wood and some fraying to the rope sections. We have not cleaned this ladder, so you can use it in as found condition, or use a little soap and a garden hose and clean it up.
Today people are using these nautical ladders to make book shelves, spice racks, flower racks, or just a nice little set of shelves for your collectables. While not all the ladders we offer are the top section with the original loops, you have many options to hang these ladder. I think the best way to hang these ladders is to find some 3 inch 90 degree brackets. These can be shelf brackets, or look in the lumber framing section of your local Lowes or Home Depot. Attach two brackets to the bottom side of each shelf and try to hide the brackets behind the rope. Next, position the ladder on the wall where you want it, and get the top step level. Once the top step is level, attach that step to the wall with the two brackets you already attached to the bottom of that shelf. Let the ladder hang, and now you can attach the brackets on the other shelves. This is just one way to hand your ladder, I am sure you guys will comes up with other ways to install them.
If you find this ladder to be a to long, you can cut the rope and remove one or two steps to make it fit your project!
We take new photos for each ladder we list, so you will be shipped the ladder in the photos.
Quantity: 1 Piece In Stock
Call to order now 574-870-1571
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ITEM #P11-06
3 Step Rope-Wood Nautical Ship’s Ladder
Price: $50.00You can see additional views of this 3 step rope-wood nautical ship’s ladder by clicking on the photo.
This 3 step rope-wood nautical ship’s ladder measures about 2 1/2 feet long and weighs about 18 pounds. The wood steps are 20 1/2 X 4 1/2 inches. This is an authentic nautical rope ladder , so you can expect wear marks on the wood and some fraying to the rope sections. We have not cleaned this ladder, so you can use it in as found condition, or use a little soap and a garden hose and clean it up.
Today people are using these nautical ladders to make book shelves, spice racks, flower racks, or just a nice little set of shelves for your collectables. While not all the ladders we offer are the top section with the original loops, you have many options to hang these ladder. I think the best way to hang these ladders is to find some 3 inch 90 degree brackets. These can be shelf brackets, or look in the lumber framing section of your local Lowes or Home Depot. Attach two brackets to the bottom side of each shelf and try to hide the brackets behind the rope. Next, position the ladder on the wall where you want it, and get the top step level. Once the top step is level, attach that step to the wall with the two brackets you already attached to the bottom of that shelf. Let the ladder hang, and now you can attach the brackets on the other shelves. This is just one way to hand your ladder, I am sure you guys will comes up with other ways to install them.
If you find this ladder to be a to long, you can cut the rope and remove one or two steps to make it fit your project!
We take new photos for each ladder we list, so if you order this item number, you will be shipped the ladder in the photos.
Quantity: 1 Piece In Stock
Call to order now 574-870-1571
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