Vintage Iron Industrial Pipe Ladder Scaffold Shabby

This is an extra-large pipe ladder with a total height of 178 cm.
This is a 3-step scaffold ladder that has been repainted from orange to matte black. The paint is peeling in places, giving this iron ladder a nicely worn look.
Despite its appearance, it is solidly built and heavy.

Of course, it can be used as a stepladder, but it's also great for use as an open shelf by placing old scaffolding boards or reclaimed wood across the steps (Images 9 & 10 show examples of use).

*Shipping via Tanomeru-bin (Mercari's shipping service) for 300cm items alone costs ￥12,000, so significant price reductions are not possible. Thank you for your understanding.

[Dimensions] (approx.)
1st step
Height 52 cm x Inner width approx. 61 cm x Inner depth 56 cm
2nd step
Height 94 cm x Inner width approx. 41 cm x Inner depth 48 cm
3rd step
Height 135 cm x Inner width approx. 21 cm x Inner depth 39 cm
*Please allow for slight errors as these are amateur measurements.

Please understand that there are minor scratches, rust, dirt, and warping due to age.
There are also parts that are difficult to discern in the images.
*Please judge the condition from the images.

How about using it for display in vintage shops, antique stores, or nostalgic garages, or as part of your collection?

As this is a retro item, it has not been specifically cleaned or maintained.
It is not a pristine item and is not without flaws, so please refer to the images for confirmation.

We are looking for buyers who understand used items.
Please enjoy the aging and changes that come with OLD items.
Collectors who love vintage and antique items, this is for you!
If you like items from ACME Furniture, Journal Standard, CRASH GATE, KNOT ANTIQUES, etc., you will likely appreciate this.

*We also have other items ranging from industrial and shabby to mid-century, as well as promotional items, store fixtures, and advertising goods. We are listing these items primarily to downsize and organize our collection of brocante items personally gathered from flea markets and antique markets.