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Cherry library ladder rung from Quiet Glide gives you a turned top step component sized for rolling library ladder projects. The rung has an overall length of 19-3/8 inches, so it suits ladder designs built around that width and lets you plan side rail spacing with confidence. Its diameter at the center is 1-1/4 inches, which provides a substantial round profile for foot contact while you are laying out ladder ergonomics. The ends are turned down to 7/8 inch diameter, creating a clear shoulder that helps locate the rung in drilled side rails during assembly. Each turned down end is 1/2 inch long, so you can dimension hole depth and rail thickness around a known tenon length. The rung is made in cherry and is unfinished, which allows you to match stains or clear finishes to other cherry components in the same ladder run.
This 19-3/8 inch wide-turned rung gives you a fixed cross-rail length to work from when marking ladder stile locations on a bench. The 7/8 inch diameter turned down ends mean you can bore matching holes with a 7/8 inch bit and rely on the shoulders at the 1-1/4 inch center to seat against the side rails. With each turned end measuring 1/2 inch long, you can design rail thickness and hole depth so the tenon land is fully supported within the stile. Using the 1-1/4 inch center diameter, you can also calculate rung spacing for comfortable climbing, because the round profile stays consistent from rung to rung.
This Quiet Glide wide-turned rung is part of the rolling library ladders product class, so it is suited to projects where the ladder travels along a track in front of shelving or casework. The 19-3/8 inch overall length aligns with ladder designs that call for roughly 20 inch wide rungs, giving you a defined width for libraries, offices, or shop storage ladders built on the same pattern. The cherry material ties into cherry cabinetry and trim, helping your ladder blend visually with cherry bookcases or paneling. Because the rung is unfinished, it integrates well into finishing workflows where all ladder components are processed together for stain and topcoat.
The 1-1/4 inch diameter at the center provides a predictable round step size, which helps when you standardize jig setups for drilling or routing reliefs around the ladder rails. The turned down 7/8 inch diameter ends with 1/2 inch length create a clear tenon geometry, so you can build drilling fixtures that reference this size and speed up rail production. Having the shoulders between the 1-1/4 inch center and the reduced ends lets the rung self-register against the outside faces of the rails, supporting consistent ladder width without extra layout. The cherry, unfinished construction allows you to sand, edge-break, and finish the rung alongside other cherry parts, which can streamline batching several ladders in a single production run.
The rung has an overall length of 19-3/8 inches, a 1-1/4 inch diameter at the center, and turned down ends that are 7/8 inch diameter by 1/2 inch long for rail joinery.
The 1-1/4 inch center diameter creates a substantial round step, which shapes how the foot rests on the rung and supports consistent feel across multiple rungs.
The 7/8 inch diameter turned down ends act as tenons that fit matching holes in ladder side rails, helping locate and secure the rung during ladder construction.
The cherry construction aligns this rung with cherry ladder components and casework, supporting visual continuity in projects built around cherry species.
The 1/2 inch long turned ends define the tenon depth into each rail, guiding choices for rail thickness and hole depth so the joint is fully supported.
The unfinished cherry surface allows the rung to be sanded, stained, and topcoated with other cherry parts, helping coordinate color and sheen across the ladder.
This unfinished cherry library ladder rung from Quiet Glide provides a defined 19-3/8 inch length, a 1-1/4 inch center diameter, and 7/8 inch by 1/2 inch turned ends, giving you clear geometry for rail layout, drilling setups, and finishing plans on rolling library ladder projects.