on the 6' ladder, how many inches apart are the steps?
896482
There are 10" between the top of the step and the bottom of the next step. There are 12" from top of step to top of step.
1523921
Sorry, just saw the question, I'm not sure if I understand you correctly, but if you mean the distance, in height, between each step it's about 4 inches.
2016093
The top step of the 3 step ladder is 26 1/2 inches high. I don't have the 4 step ladder to measure, but its 4th step should roughly 35 1/4 inches high.
1480318
6ft and you have two steps to stand on so around 6 to 8 inches of foot space
2021085
The steps are 7 1/4 inches deep. This is a great step ladder for my pool. I am a big girl and the ladder that came with my pool said it was good to 250lbs, but......it was pretty scary. I am not afraid to enter and exit the pool when I am alone now. Good value for the money.
764580
6 ft. 6 inches. Again, I do not recommend this ladder. Only the grandchildren use it because they like the height, platform and jumping from it. But an adult has to hold it to keep it steady. The rest of us use the old ladder.
806132
There are 2 steps. Each step is 16 1/2" wide, 7" deep and has a rise of 6 5/8"
555133
The ladder is 68 inches tall. The feet are 23 inches apart, and is 15 inches wide going up. Folded the ladder is 6 inches thick. It has weight to it. But this is needed to be a strong ladder. I would buy this again, without thinking about it. Hope this helped.
1115966
It's 2 inches without the extra steps attached. If you insert both sets of rises, it is 6 inches. I feel that the height is a little less than ideal, but it seems to hold up and the surface is not slippery, so it provides good traction.
1335720
No, you can't stand on the tools platform! It is a molded plastic tray. The highest step (platform) is approx. 4 feet. Actually, No 6' ladder would accommodate standing on the top top platform as it would be highly dangerous.
1754770
The item itself is 4". When you stack a second one on it, you will have a 6" step because it overlaps by half. If you look carefully, you can tell that there is a wider lip about halfway up. So if you actually want a 4 " step and a 6" step, you will need to purchase THREE of item JR5539. ----- Here is a photo of a similar step with 3 stacked: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41RGF3DZZ6L.jpg
512407
The third step up is 33 1/2 inches high. I like the ladder a lot. In addition to being lightweight, it opens and close easily. It feels very stable when open. When it closes it goes flat for storage. And since it's made of aluminum and plastic it is rust-proof. Mine's been left outside through a few storms and look brand new.
1787855
not sure exactly - think steps are about 14"-16" or so (more than 12", less than 18") - the steps are 5-6" wide - VERY easy to put together - light weight - we are very happy with them.
3625
Maybe 12 inches. It's an appropriate distance for my 13 year old and 10 year old. Not a bad ladder, I have no issues with it.
2144168
About 42 inches off the floor. I do not have it in my office to measure it, but the step is about 7 inches from the top of the frame. It's a very nice step ladder.
1629392
I just measured - it is 9" between steps. This ladder is just great - very light and easy to move around, folds up to just a few inches, very sturdy. We have had it well over a year and continue to love it. BTW - someone else had asked - and it is 21" at it's widest (at the floor level).
1077550
As noted prior this ladder is 7 feet at the top hinge fully extended in the A-frame configuration. The highest working step (two from the top) is at about 5 feet. So a 6 foot person, working from this step, should be able to reach a 10 foot ceiling.