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Custom Stationary Loft Ladder
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Specifications:
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Species:
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Custom
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Millwork:
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Hand Crafted
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Finish:
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Hand Rubbed Finish, Stainless Steel Rungs
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Our custom-crafted Loft Ladders are a stunning and convenient addition to your home or business. Loft Ladders (often referred to as Ship's Ladders) are known for being an efficient cross between a stairway and a ladder. These ladders provide safe and sturdy access to those hard-to-reach places, but require minimum space for storage which makes them a perfect choice for those space-restricted areas of your home or business. Our Craftsmen are happy to produce stationary ladders like this one as well! This customer preferred the stainless steel rungs to match her decor, but most of our ladders have wooden rungs. We believe that necessary furniture pieces like this can (and should) be beautiful as well as functional. Rather than trying to hide your ladder away from your guest's eyes, you'll want to flaunt this beautifully handcrafted, antique wood Loft Ladder!
Shipping rate listed is for ladders less than 12' long delivered to a commercial address, or "hold for pick up" at a freight terminal near your address.
Species: Custom
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