How many stairs will it go over?
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I'm using mine on an entry porch with just 2 steps. Even on 2 the angle is a little steep and fells as if I'll tip forward. According to the rise-to-run ratio, available on their website, I should have gotten a 6' ramp, however, due to lack of space at the bottom, I got a 5". Had I followed the directions, it would have been fine. The ramp, itself, is wonderful and lives up to my expectations.
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I use the ramp for the front door which has a 5" step (approx) going into the house. I was told that any step higher would need a longer ramp so the angle would not be too severe for someone wheeling themselves up or down.
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I have a 5' ramp, it goes from the garage into the inside door to the house. It sits on the step(threshold).
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My 4ft ramp is on a single 6 inch step out of the garage. I need help in my wheelchair, especially going up. There is a chart that shows the length of ramp you need for the height of the stairs you have. If is isn't on Amazon, it is on Prairie View. Can't locate mine just now. I also have a 3 ft ramp for a 4 in rise and its good for me to use with WC or walker. Now I need 1-1 1/2 " wedge things for 29" doors with high thresholds. Always Something...
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It will probably go over four or five steps but it would be very steep at that point and I think dangerous to be that steep and take a wheel chair or other device over. I won't do it.
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The manufacturer has a Ramp Length Calculator on their website that should help answer your question: http://www.pviramps.com/products/ramp-length-calculator.php
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I use mine for entry/exit for backyard storage shed. One step from ground is perfect for mower and power chair.
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I am only familiar with it tracking steps, it does not show how many stairs have been climbed.
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It's heavy in the box, not sure how much, but I would not be able to move it myself unless I had one of those two wheel dollies. I still think you need two people, 3 or 4 would be better - if you have some friends that want to have some fun! I paid for mine to be brought up a flight of stairs (over the garage). However. The price of this equipment is well worth the work of getting it to where you want it. It's Stott all the way, and will last you a very long time. Having someone help you put it together is a good idea as well. I did it on my own but could have used some help. Bottom line: I highly recommend this product!! It's heavy in the box, not sure how much, but I would not be able to move it myself unless I had one of those two wheel dollies. I still think you need two people, 3 or 4 would be better - if you have some friends that want to have some fun! I paid for mine to be brought up a flight of stairs (over the garage). However. The price of this equipment is well worth the work of getting it to where you want it. It's Stott all the way, and will last you a very long time. Having someone help you put it together is a good idea as well. I did it on my own but could have used some help. Bottom line: I... » Read More It's heavy in the box, not sure how much, but I would not be able to move it myself unless I had one of those two wheel dollies. I still think you need two people, 3 or 4 would be better - if you have some friends that want to have some fun! I paid for mine to be brought up a flight of stairs (over the garage). However. The price of this equipment is well worth the work of getting it to where you want it. It's Stott all the way, and will last you a very long time. Having someone help you put it together is a good idea as well. I did it on my own but could have used some help. Bottom line: I highly recommend this product!! « Show Less
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That is correct. You would need four for four posts. I installed a new handrail for a set of steps but, it only had two posts embedded into the concrete.
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There are 3 speeds. Setting 1 is powerful enough (yet still quiet) to push air up a staircase. This thing is a champ.
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Trying to get a quote toplace them upstairs in the media room. please tell me how many stairs and approx width of the staircase
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Yes. It doesn't come put together. It comes in a box and it will absolutely fit down the stairs with room to spare.
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It goes up and down stairs fine, as long as you are carrying a light load. The wheels only lasted a few months when used daily.
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not sure however we found out that the stair rungs are hard to get up you have to go up side ways and they hurt your feet might want to look into a ladder with wider rungs
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Thank you for your interest in Collections Etc. on Amazon! Please be advised, this is a set of 4 stair treads. We apologize for any confusion.
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Hi Kelly, If two are hooked together you will get 5 1/2 feet. You can add onto it. I bought the set of them and then two more panels. I use two of them in front of my stairs. I can angle the panels so that it will stand on its own. I use it to keep one of my dogs from going up or downstairs when I need them. He has never tried to knock it over or move it. He's my rottweiler. He is good with barriers and won't mess with it.
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It is heavy. You will need at least 2 people to get it upstairs. Hope this helps.
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It is expandable...I have a 42 stairs as well. It comes with a piece that attaches for larger openings just make sure you purchase the unit that has your measurement in the description. The gate is secured by tension so make sure your opening has a solid structure on each side.
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No, it won't make it. I have 13 stairs (with fairly high risers), and I carry the vacuum either up or down to the halfway level to do the stairway.
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I'd say 5 at the most. Four going across and then one going the other direction. 6 may be possible if you don't mind having no room.
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I'd guess at least 60 feet in all directions (including vertical), I have 6 of them spread over three floors and any one triggers all the others.
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It is on wheels. However, if you have stairs you will need two people to bring it up the stairs.