107 in. Unfinished Red Oak Library Ladder Satin Nickel Rolling Ladder Kit with 12 feet of Rail

The Quiet Glide rolling ladder is a classy way to add functionality to your library. closet. wine cellar. kitchens. pantries or lofts. anywhere you want to reach those out-of-the-way places. With the Quiet Glide rolling library ladder. it is all about choice. Quiet Glide provides rolling library ladder hardware kits. rail kits and wood ladder kits. Our rolling library ladder hardware kits come in 4-finishes. 3-types of upper guides and 3-styles of ladder wheels. Our unique ladder rail system is the only library ladder rail kit on the market that offers solid aluminum rails – not hollow tubes. All the parts on a Quiet Glide rolling library ladder are machined or manufactured. Our installation guide will help you choose the design and products for your application.

• Ladder package Includes: one rolling hardware kit. one 107 in. Red Oak ladder kit. two six ft. rails. one rail splice kit. two rail end caps. six horizontal rail brackets and all required fasteners
• Center of the rail must be mounted at 102 in. H (from the floor)
• 107 in. H x 16 in. W unfinished and ready-to-assembled Red Oak ladder
• Ladder hardware system features exclusive braking wheels that utilizes a spring to lock the wheel which prevents the ladder from moving left or right when a user steps onto the ladder. the break activates at appx 125lbs and can be adjusted down to 70lbs on site
• Upper wheels feature thermoplastic wheels. providing a smooth and quiet operation only found with Quiet Glide
• Great for using on single wall applications
• Horizontal brackets dimensions: 15/16 in. H x 1-3/4 in. W x 2-3/8 in. D with 7/8 in. cc between bracket hole centers
• Weight capacity 300 lbs.
• Elegant hardware finish
• Pro Tip: In the stored position. there is 7 in. from the center of the rail to the top of the ladder
• Pro Tip: In the climbing position. there is 3 in. from the center of the rail to the top of the ladder
• Pro Tip: Do not mount rail brackets directly onto a drywall surface. always mount brackets to solid wood. predrilling the holes is advisable to avoid splitting the wood