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Detailed features
An emergency ladder to get back on board
The retracted escape ladder is in the form of a bag with handles that attach along the freeboard or transom and another handle that allows the person in the water to pull the ladder out and back on board.
Characteristics of the Plastimo rescue ladder
- Available in 4 or 5 rungs
- Emergency ladder in the form of a bag with a handle to pull out the ladder
- Each rung measures 18 cm
- The distance between each rung is 30 cm
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