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Confer Plastics 6000X Heavy Duty Above Ground in-Pool Swimming Ladder for Decks Adjustable from 42IN to 56IN HIGH

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Features

  • Adjustable Pool Stairs: Pool ladder accommodates deck heights from 46 to 56 inches tall, giving you flexibility when setting up your above ground pool steps; Ladder must be attached to deck
  • Heavy-Duty: Crafted with heavy-duty materials and constructed to meet safety barrier standards, these pool stairs prioritize user's well-being and offer durability and longevity for poolside use
  • Enhanced Safety: Offers maximum visibility with gray treads and warm gray side rails; Ladder also has an anti-entrapment barrier for enhanced safety and flat treads for simple and safe climbing
  • Easy Installation: Confer 6000X Eliminator Ladder come with all the hardware you need for easy installation, including a deck platform; Some tools are required for assembly; Maximum user weight capacity is 300 pounds
  • Versatile: Compact and lightweight, suitable for various pool configurations; 10 pounds of sand required for pools taller than 48 inches (sand not included); Overall (L x W x H) 10 x 18 x 74 inches
  • Built in compliance with latest ISPSC safety and code parameters
  • Optional #6000X-EXT Extension Kit available to extend ladder to approximately 68 inches
  • Proudly Made in the USA: Back by 5-year manufactures warranty

Description

Step up your pool and spa experience! Our durable ladders, spa steps, and pads are safe, stylish, and perfect for every splash and soak Visit the Store Our founder, a WWII veteran, founded Confer Plastics in 1973, growing it into a successful, family-run business in New York, exemplifying the American Dream. We excel in manufacturing and designing pool & hot tub products with durability, customizable options, family-driven service, safety features, and cost-effectiveness, embodying our history. We love enhancing customers' pool/spa experiences and providing fulfilling careers, bringing joy and purpose to our work and lives. The Confer Plastics 6000X In-Pool Ladder features a sloped design, making it significantly easier to climb than traditional vertical ladders. Its wide, slip-resistant steps provide stability, while the sturdy handrails offer added support for a safe and comfortable entry. Designed for pools 48" to 54" deep, this durable, adjustable ladder is perfect for swimmers of all ages. Upgrade your pool with the 6000X for a smoother, more secure swimming experience! The 6000X In-Pool Ladder is designed for comfort with wide, textured treads that provide excellent grip and support. The angled incline makes climbing easier and more natural than steep, vertical ladders—perfect for swimmers of all ages. The adjustable tubes on the Confer Plastics 6000X allow for precise height adjustments, ensuring a perfect fit for decks 48” to 54” high. Simply slide the tube within the block to make micro-adjustments for stability. This feature provides a secure, customized installation for any pool setup. What deck heights does the 6000X ladder accommodate? The ladder is adjustable to fit deck heights from 46" to 54", ensuring a secure and customized fit for most above-ground pools. How high is the step rise on the 6000X ladder? The ladder features a 12" tread rise per step, making climbing comfortable and easy while maintaining safety. What is the weight capacity of the 6000X ladder? The 6000X supports up to 300 lbs, providing a sturdy and reliable entry and exit solution for swimmers. Where is the 6000X ladder made? The 6000X is proudly made in the USA, ensuring high-quality materials and craftsmanship with no hidden import costs.

Brand Name: Confer Plastics


Manufacturer: Confer Plastics


UPC: 009132600034 720760257239 009132600041 852669627513 823951072786


Model Number: 6000X


Manufacturer Part Number: 6000X


Item Type Name: Confer 6000X


Best Sellers Rank: #2,262 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #6 in Pool Ladders


ASIN: B01N7W1LTI


Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (2,876) 4.4 out of 5 stars


Other Special Features of the Product: Heavy Duty


Load Capacity: 300 Pounds


Number of Steps: 3


Item Dimensions W x H: 43"W x 142"H


Item Weight: 0.01 Ounces


Maximum Height: 36 Inches


Material Type: Plastic


Color: Warm Grey


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Good Quality
Love this, stable, easy to install
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2026 by J. B.
    • Works well -- easily assembled -- installed in Intex XTR pool.
Good quality ladder -- fairly easy to assemble. The instructions aren't stellar, but there aren't a ton of parts, so it's no big deal. Note for anyone who's interested: we have a 12x24 Intex XTR framed pool. The anti-swim-under guard in the back of the ladder was pressing up against the curved part of the heavy fabric, and I was worried about putting too much stress on the side of the pool when people climbed the ladder. Rather than remove the part outright, I moved it up a step (both at the top and the bottom) and spaced the stairs accordingly. The manufacturer might not recommend this, but it gave us plenty of room to the side of the pool and still does decent job of keeping people from swimming under the ladder. The top of the guard is slightly above the water level, but it doesn't matter, as it's directly under the top step of the ladder. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2025 by Dawn D Titus
    • Simple and stable
It was easy to put together and install. The ladder is stable when entering and exiting the pool.
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2026 by Kathleen
    • Good enough!
This is an acceptable above ground pool ladder assuming you follow the installation instructions and don’t weigh 300 lbs. Wife and I aren’t getting any younger and after building some external stairs for our 48” above ground pool I purchased this pool ladder to attach to the top stair step. I’d recommend this with following cautions: 1) it claims 300 lb capacity but there is no way it will last with 300lb users. We are all less than 200 lbs so can’t be sure but I suspect 250 lbs is far more realistic expectation for a dynamic load such as a person using the ladder. The problem wouldn’t be in climbing straight up the ladder with weight centered vertically over the step. 2) instructions cover the basic mechanics and I’d say the YouTube instruction video is required viewing but the big gap in all of it is there are some potential gotchas to long term enjoyment not at all covered in the instructions. 3) I took a great deal of care to insure that during installation everything is level, aligned and not binding and the anchor point is in very solid wood. I don’t know how important that is and the installation instructions/video make no mention. In fact installation video shows a distinctly sketchy attachment to the deck. 4) padding under bottom step also seems like a good idea and I just glued some dense foam from an old foam floor pad to bottom step. It adds some unwanted buoyancy but it’s invisible and works great. Garden kneeling pad, piece of neoprene, maybe some of that 1/2” blue insulation foam from Lowe’s/HD would all work great. 5) reviewers seem to be unhappy that it floats but it doesn’t and it does float. Lay it flat in the water it floats. Stand it up and it doesn’t (in my 48” deep pool). Make sure you follow the directions and let it fill with water before screwing it down. At the moment mine is filled with water but I think it would last longer filled with sand or pea gravel. Pea gravel is easier but more risk to the liner than sand. For sure use a pad between footer and liner before screwing it down. 6) the slide on mounting system has an inherent weak spot in that the moment arm is huge on the mounting assembly you screw into the deck and if you don’t defeat the ladder buoyancy the supports probably won’t last which is why even though water fill is recommended for my size pool I’m going to fill with sand or gravel. There is some pivot capability in the mounting attachment. I may be making too big a deal on this. I’d buy again though in retrospect considering we’re in our 70s and wobble more than we like I’d take a harder look at a brand that features a taller more rounded hand rail on top. Nothing wrong with this one but taller would likely be better for us. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2024 by DAC
    • Great product! Suggest YouTube instructions though.
So far so good! Fully adjusting and product as described. I will say it’s easier to just look up video instructions for building it. The provided just is not descriptive enough for each step.
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2026 by Kevin
    • Sturdy, attractive, versatile !
I had a project to make above ground pool steps not suck like the OEM ladder that came with the pool. I built a small portable pool height platform, ordered this for the inside the pool steps, and had intentions to build the outside steps with wood. When it arrived i assembled it and liked it so much i got a second one for the outside the pool part of the project. The bottom step is nice and smoothe, to protect the pool liner. So to protect the outer ladder i tamped gravel and put a rubber floormat under it. The sliding height adjustment worked great for both instances. On both ladders, i skipped the “don’t swim behind the ladder” baffle it came with, so i have 2 sets of those 4 pieces as spare parts. Not using that lets me store a cooler under the outside steps, and shine light thru them for visibility. I screwed the inner ladder to a hinged 2x6 on the platform so i could lift the ladder out of the pool for winter, pool cleaning, etc. I had to drill a few extra drain holes strategically, which i am certain voided any warranty. But this would allow a person to lift the ladder easily if they somehow got trapped behind or under it. I was very impressed with the quality of these steps- the look and feel, and the versatility i needed. Kudos to the people who engineers who designed these; they understood the assignment and did a fantastic job ! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2025 by Amazon Customer
    • Great sturdy pool ladder! Highly recommend
This ladder is perfect! I bought it to replace the flimsy one that came with our new pool. It’s sturdy and easy to assemble. Even better? It’s made in the USA 🇺🇸 the price was very reasonable too.
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2025 by Mimi
    • Wasted my money
I don’t understand all the good reviews. This ladder is just bad in so many ways. The instruction sheet is worthless. The ladder will not even come close to supporting 300 lbs as it says it will. I weigh 121 and gives with my weight. I thought I would never get it stop floating and it’s still not stable. I read the instructions and watched the video. I am glad actually that I followed the video. I the instruction sheet says to put sand in the ladder. My advice would be not to do that. Why? Well, I just put water in the legs and was glad I did because the water started coming out the legs all the way from the bottom to the top. If I have added sand and water I would have sand all over the bottom of my pool because it would have washed out the holes that were already in the ladder. The back pieces that are supposed to “pop” into the little platform have nothing to pop in to. So they won’t stay in the little platform. They came out whenever I moved the ladder….when I carried it to the pool, when I tried to put it in the pool, after I put it in the pool …. The water movement made them come out and float around. They surely will not keep anything from being behind the ladder. I ended up just taking them off because they are pointless. The bottom rung of the ladder is also supposed to “pop” onto the legs of the ladder. Again, nothing to pop onto. The legs go as far into the rung as they can go and every time you move the ladder they come out and you have to start all over again. The last straw was when it fell off when I put the ladder in the pool and I had to get in the pool to retrieve the rung. I had to put a screw in both sides to hold it on legs. Not supposed to put a screw in the bottom rung but the legs sure don’t pop in and stay there so how else does a person get the legs and bottom rung to stay together? Finally it would not be still in the pool at all. Constantly floating up. Bottom rung not touching the pool bottom of the pool at all. So I pulled the whole thing out of the pool and drilled several additional holes in the legs to allow more water in. You would think once the legs and rungs are full of water it would stay put wouldn’t you? Well, that would be a nope. You would think that the predrilled holes would be enough to allow water to fill it and steady it. But nope, more holes definitely were needed and didn’t help a whole lot. Why am I keeping it? Well, I did drill extra holes to let in more water and I put screws in the legs to attach and keep the bottom rung and legs attached to each other so I am sure I won’t get my money back because of that. THAT is the only reason I am not yanking it out of the pool, drying it off and returning it. It is not anywhere worth what is being charged for it. I have had a pool in my yard for almost 30 years. I had one pool for 27 years and my new pool for 3 years. I have gone through quite a few ladders in my pool experience and this is the worst one I have come across yet. I blame myself for this loss of money. With my pool experience I should have known when to stop trying to make this ladder work and just drained it, put it back in the box and sent it back instead of trying to make it work the way it should. I am not a happy customer … as I am sure anyone reading this can see ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2024 by Julie L.

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