- See also Table N: Household Items (EM).
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Ladders consist of two long parallel poles connected by shorter rungs. The rungs are spaced evenly along the length of the parallel poles. When placed against a wall, the rungs can be used as steps to gain a higher or lower vantage point. A siege ladder is a large, sturdy version of the common ladder. Ladders can also be used as makeshift bridges, but the ladder's parallel poles gain their greatest strength when they are used in a near-vertical position.