Five-Step Wooden Cage Ladder with Wing-Nut Mounts

Five flat wooden steps form a compact staircase for an animal enclosure. Short round supports connect the treads, while threaded bolts, washers and wing nuts provide the mounting arrangement. The stepped structure gives it a different profile from a flexible rope ladder or a single straight perch.

The width reference is approximately 3.9 inches (10 cm). Check the planned mounting position and allow room around each tread rather than treating that single figure as a full description of the staircase. It comes as the five-step version. Its flat surfaces sit at successive levels, with open gaps between them, so match the layout to your individual pet and enclosure.

We chose the rigid stepped construction and visible mounting hardware for a clearly defined cage accessory. Secure the fittings before introducing it and check that the assembly stays steady without obstructing doors or nearby equipment. Inspect the wood, screw heads, washers and wing nuts regularly. Remove the accessory if a tread cracks, splinters develop or a connection loosens. Clear away debris, wipe small surface marks with a lightly damp cloth and let the wood dry fully before reuse.