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SkunkedAgain
I've got a rocky shoreline and a dock. During the summer we go swimming quite a bit. It's 6 feet deep at the end of the dock. I just pull myself out of the water but parents and others have real problems. I want to build a rope ladder that is relatively light and easy to carry/store.
I was thinking of getting some good old-fashioned rope from Home Depot. From the two dock posts, I was going to run one rope parallel to the end of the dock. Then I was going to hang two ropes off of that rope down into the water. Last I was planning to sand 2x4s and use them as steps, with holes drilled through both ends for the rope to go through. Voila, a rope ladder with steps.
Has anyone else built a ladder before and/or have a better idea?
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