Garelick 19636 Under Platform Double Tube Telescoping Dive Ladder, 3-Step Stainless Steel

The Garelick 19636 Under Platform Double Tube Telescoping Dive Ladder is a 3-step boarding ladder built to mount under a swim platform, giving swimmers and divers an easy way back aboard without a ladder taking up deck or transom space when not in use. The ladder features a dual vertical telescoping tube body finished in electropolished stainless steel, giving it a bright, corrosion-resistant finish suited to saltwater and freshwater use. A unique 30 degree angle design makes the ladder easier to climb than a straight vertical ladder, while a smooth slide with a nylon bushing between ladder sections prevents galling and stops the ladder from deploying inadvertently while underway or at rest.

Each of the three oval shaped steps has a non-skid surface for secure footing when wet. The ladder mounts to a platform sliding gudgeon measuring 11 1/4 inches (29cm), with an overall width of 7 inches (18cm) and a depth of 11 1/4 inches. Deployed, the ladder extends to 31 1/2 inches (80cm); stowed, it collapses to a compact 16 1/2 inches (42cm), sliding neatly out of sight beneath the swim platform. The ladder step width is 13 1/4 inches, giving swimmers and divers solid, stable footing on each rung. It is made in the USA.

Specifications

• Brand: Garelick
• Manufacturer Part Number: 19636
• Product Type: Under Platform Double Tube Telescoping Dive Ladder
• Material: Electropolished stainless steel
• Step Count: 3 steps
• Mounting Angle: 30 degrees
• Length Deployed: 31 1/2 inches (80cm)
• Length Stowed: 16 1/2 inches (42cm)
• Platform Sliding Gudgeon: 11 1/4 inches (29cm)
• Overall Width: 7 inches (18cm)
• Overall Depth: 11 1/4 inches
• Ladder Step Width: 13 1/4 inches
• Weight Capacity: 400 pounds
• Weight: 16.65 pounds
• Country of Origin: Made in the USA

Fitment

Designed for under-platform mounting on boats with a swim platform; no specific make, model, or year restrictions are specified.

Replaces (OEM)

No OEM cross-reference numbers are specified for this part.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many steps does the Garelick 19636 dive ladder have? The Garelick 19636 Under Platform Double Tube Telescoping Dive Ladder has 3 steps, each with an oval shape and non-skid surface for secure footing when wet.

How long is the ladder when deployed and when stowed? Deployed, the 19636 extends to 31 1/2 inches (80cm); when stowed under the platform it telescopes down to a compact 16 1/2 inches (42cm).

What material is the Garelick 19636 dive ladder made of? It is made of electropolished stainless steel, giving the ladder a bright, corrosion-resistant finish for marine use.

How much weight can this dive ladder hold? The Garelick 19636 dive ladder is rated to hold up to 400 pounds.

What is the width of the ladder steps? The ladder step width on the 19636 is 13 1/4 inches, providing stable footing while climbing.

How does the Garelick 19636 mount under a swim platform? This ladder mounts via a platform sliding gudgeon measuring 11 1/4 inches (29cm), sliding out from under the platform when deployed and retracting when not in use.

Why is the ladder set at a 30 degree angle instead of vertical? A 30 degree angle is used on the Garelick 19636 to make climbing easier than a straight vertical ladder would allow.

Does the ladder deploy accidentally while the boat is moving? No. A nylon bushing between the ladder sections creates a smooth slide that prevents galling and stops the 19636 from deploying inadvertently.

How much does the Garelick 19636 dive ladder weigh? The Garelick 19636 Under Platform Double Tube Telescoping Dive Ladder weighs 16.65 pounds.

What are the overall dimensions of this ladder? The 19636 has an overall width of 7 inches (18cm) and a depth of 11 1/4 inches (29cm), with a platform sliding gudgeon of 11 1/4 inches (29cm).

Where is the Garelick 19636 dive ladder manufactured? This dive ladder is made in the USA.

Is this ladder suitable for use under a swim platform on the side or bow of a boat? The Garelick 19636 is designed as an under-platform sliding dive ladder for boarding at a swim platform; no additional make, model, or year restrictions are specified for its use.