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SOUTHPAW SINGLE RUNG CLIMBING LADDER (MODEL 1255)    

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The Single Rung Climbing Ladder, model 1255, is a rope ladder designed for practicing climbing, motor planning, strengthening and gravitational security activities for individuals with a physical disability. The ladder is made of poly side ropes which support the hardwood rungs. It comes with two Safety Snaps, two mat straps and two "quick clips". DIMENSIONS: Seven feet high by 18 inches wide. Special heights are available upon request. Diameter of rungs is 1-1/4 inches. CAPACITY: Working load is 250 pounds. WEIGHT: Five pounds. GUARANTEE: One full year from shipping date.

Notes: Shipping and handling are not reflected in the price.

Price: 156.00.

This product record was updated on August 12, 2010.

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Southpaw Enterprises Inc

PO Box 1047
Dayton, Ohio 45401
United States
Telephone: 800-228-1698 or 937-252-6460.
Fax: 937-252-8502.
Web: http://www.southpawenterprises.com.
Email: therapy@southpawenterprises.com.


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