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Sprinter Van Ladders

Owl Sprinter van ladders are lightweight, aluminum and built in the USA. Get to your roof with ease.

All Products Fit: Sprinter, Revel, Storyteller, Jayco, Thor, Airstream, GH1 Vans.

All Products Fit: Sprinter, Revel, Storyteller, Jayco, Thor, Airstream, GH1 Vans.
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Sprinter Side Ladder
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Sprinter Side Ladder
From $1,195.00
Sprinter Rear Door Ladder + Tire Carrier (2019+)
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Sprinter Rear Door Ladder + Tire Carrier (2019+)
From $2,300.00
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Get to Your Sprinter Roof With Ease

Solar panels, roof decks, and full-size roof racks all point to the same problem. You need a reliable way up. Owl's Sprinter van ladder is TIG-welded from lightweight aluminum and built in the USA, keeping weight off the roofline while still handling a 400-pound vertical load, tested well beyond that figure.

The ladder mounts to an included steel roof rack mount(rather than being welded to the van itself), and its modular hole pattern lets you attach fuel containers, traction boards, or fishing rods directly to the rungs. At $1,195, it's built for owners who need dependable roof access without adding unnecessary bulk to the build.

Pairing a Ladder with Your Roof Rack

Mounted alongside a roof rack, the ladder gives quick access to solar arrays, cargo boxes, and roof-deck platforms without climbing through the cabin.


Owl's steel roof rack mount is included with the ladder, so the two are designed to work together (rather than requiring separate hardware). For vans running a rear-door setup, the Rear Door Ladder + Tire Carrier combines roof access with tire storage in a single mount, starting at $2,300.

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Why is the Owl ladder safer than others?

The bottom mounting “breakaway” bolts are aluminum, engineered to shear off if the ladder gets caught on something while driving—similar to how a derailleur hanger protects a mountain bike frame. That controlled failure point limits damage to your van's body rather than transferring the impact straight through. The bolts securing the top of the ladder to the roof rack mount are steel, rated to a 700-pound shear strength, and the system is RVIA-certified for RV use.
How much weight can the ladder support?

The ladder is rated for a 400-pound vertical load, the kind of weight it carries while someone's climbing or gear is mounted to the rungs. Owl has tested it well beyond that figure. That rating is separate from the lateral breakaway bolts at the base, which are intentionally weaker so the ladder releases when hit sideways rather than damaging the van.
Does the ladder attach permanently or can it be removed?

It's bolted, not welded, to the van. The ladder secures to the included steel roof rack mount at the top and to breakaway aluminum bolts at the bottom, so you can remove it with the right hardware if you ever need to. Confirm the exact removal steps against Owl's installation instructions for your van's year.
Will the ladder interfere with rear door access?

No. The Sprinter Side Ladder mounts to the side of the van rather than the rear doors, so it stays clear of swing-open door access. If your build relies more heavily on the rear doors for loading, Owl's Rear Door Ladder + Tire Carrier is designed specifically around that access point instead.
Is the ladder easy to install without drilling?

Owl's product page doesn't list specific no-drill installation details for this ladder, so that claim can't be confirmed without checking Owl's install video or instructions directly. What is confirmed is that the ladder bolts to an included steel roof rack mount rather than requiring a custom fabrication step.