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Bruns
Born from our partnership with the USDA Forest Service and the city of Baltimore, our Bruns decorative ladder is a beautiful example of sustainability in action. We’ve reclaimed wood that would have otherwise been taken to a landfill to create truly unique pieces of sustainable furniture for your home. The pine for this ladder is salvaged from wall studs of row houses in Baltimore, with some of the wood panels dating back to the 1800s. Powder-coated steel rungs complement the beauty of the reclaimed wood and hold towels or throw blankets.
Made in United States
of US and imported materials
Details & Dimensions
- Overall: 18"w 72"h 15"d
- Features: suitable for damp locations
- Wall Mounting: built-in keyhole notch; hangs on anchored screw
- Includes: 5 rungs; screws, drywall anchors
- Weight Capacity: 20 lbs
- Considerations: do not climb; for decorative storage only; if mounting to a surface other than drywall, alternative hardware may be necessary; consult a professional with questions
- Care: wipe with damp cloth, dry immediately
- Approximate Product Weight: 42 lbs.
- Item Number: 754657
Materials
- Material: reclaimed pineMaterial Detail: Our reclaimed pine is salvaged from buildings on the East Coast of the U.S. that were slated for demolition. The unique markings on each board show the history of its former use and may include knots, small splits, iron stains and nail holes. Pine has a rich golden color, and because of its age, experiences minimal color change over time.Finish: water-based acrylic
- Secondary Material: steelColor: graphiteFinish: powder coatFeatures: Fade resistant, Powder-coat finish
Origin
- Product Origin: made in Pennsylvania
- Material Origin: United States and imported