Bunk Ladder Recommendation for Two Different Height Bunks in Trailer

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We have a Keystone Passport Bunkhouse 2920BH that has 2 sets of bunks facing each other. The bunk heights of the opposing bunks are different by about 4. Since having 2 ladders would really clutter the hallway, my intent is to use 1 ladder for both bunks. Can 1 ladder have 2 mounting brackets placed about 4inch apart?

asked by: Dave

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Best option we offer is going to be a ladder like the part # SP505B which is 60 inches long. You would just have to use it at different angles between the two different height bunks you have.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

For a great interior ladder with wide steps, I recommend the Stromberg Carlson RV Bunk Ladder - Aluminum - Black - 60" Tall #LA-460B. The Stromberg Carlson gives you 13 inches of step length and gives you the option of permanently bolting…

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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