Appellant Stephen T. Ross (“Ross”) appeals the district court’s final judgment granting summary judgment to Defendants Pourthau Industries 1 and Albret Docks (collectively, “Albret”) on Ross’s Louisiana products liability claims. Ross was injured when he fell from an aircraft maintenance dock manufactured by Albret. He brought suit against Albret in district court, alleging that the maintenance dock manufactured by Albret was unreasonably dangerous under Louisiana Revised Statutes Annotated section 9:2800.54. Specifically, Ross alleged (1) that the dock was unreasonably dangerous in design under section 9:2800.56 because the locking pins used to hold the retractable panels in place were too small, too short, and too hard to see and (2) that the dock was unreasonably dangerous because an adequate warning about the dangers associated with the locking pins was not provided as required by section 9:2800.57. The district court granted summary judgment in Albret’s favor after concluding that Ross’s use of the maintenance dock was not reasonably anticipated and that the danger of using the maintenance dock in the manner in which Ross did was obvious to an ordinary user. 2

Having carefully reviewed the record, the briefs, and the oral argument of the parties, we AFFIRM the judgment of the *293 district court essentially for the reasons stated therein.

AFFIRMED.