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The DIYHD 87" Knotty Pine Wood Sliding Library Ladder combines classic rustic charm with practical design. Crafted from solid knotty pine, this 9-step ladder supports up to 130 kg and features smooth rolling wheels for seamless movement. Measuring 87 inches tall and 17 3/4 inches wide, it’s perfect for stylishly accessing high shelves in home libraries or offices. Unfinished surface allows for custom staining or painting to match your décor.



























| ASIN | B07M6FVVXK |
| Brand | DIYHD |
| Colour | Niu#1 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 49 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Pine Wood |
| Item Dimensions W x H | 45.1W x 221H Centimeters |
| Item Highlight | Pre-cut top for sliding hardware, unfinished wood ready to paint, ideal for loft and bookshelf access |
| Load Capacity | 130 kg |
| Manufacturer | DIYHD |
| Material | Pine Wood |
| Maximum Height | 87 Inches |
| Model number | Niu Ladder#1 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Steps | 8 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Wheels |
| Product Dimensions | 45.1W x 221H Centimeters |
| Special Feature | Wheels |
R**B
Sturdy and easy to assemble
Easy to assemble. Very sturdy. And since I didn't see anything about this in reviews or q&a, the measurement is for the total length of the ladder not the height it will reach when leaning. We made ours stationary so it will not move and it is amazing for kids and adults.
L**S
Very sturdy and good value
Assembly was easy - under an hour. Like most of these projects, don’t fully tighten all screws until you have them all threaded to give you some play. With slight sand and a coat of stain, this gives me the look of a library ladder (I purchased wheels and track) for $2000 less. Would reccomend.
B**N
Very good staircase--can't beat for the price...
Definitely worth buying. Screws lined up to metal threads for the steps. I thought I was going to have to glue everything together to make sure of the bonds. Not necessary. I cleaned out the holes with a drill, but I don't think I needed to. Just a round file would have done it. Sturdy. Wood plenty strong when all cinched up. Nice support rods that screw everything together. Used it for my wife's new loft. Plenty sturdy. Boom!
M**T
Assembly takes a while
It's a nice ladder. Using for a tiny house loft. The machining wasn't the best... holes not a precise lineup to put in screws. I sanded and polyurethaned it.
A**R
Assembly is a tough one
Holes don’t exactly line up. So you have to do some drilling and the steps don’t fit in the slotted grooves so it takes some cutting. If you don’t have tools don’t buy
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