How many inches does the ladder go down into the water?
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It depends on the distance from the top of the pier to the water.I am on a floating pier.For me, four of the five steps are in the water. 3+feet.
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The last step is approximately 56 inches from the bottom of the frame that attaches to the decking.
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4 & 1/4 inches, though the first narrow part of the handle will allow you to submerge to 5 inches.
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From the bottom of the feet to the top of the ladder handle is approximately 76 inches. While approximate, this is unquestionably more accurate than either 6 feet or 78 inches.
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Why does the height of the deck matter? Are you wanting to use this to get up to the deck? This is a pool ladder in our 54 inch deep pool. We love it as a pool ladder; much better than our old one.
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The way I determined the correct one to purchase was to measure from the top of my dock where i would bolt the unit on, to the bottom of surface under the water at low tide. I needed the four step ladder, which worked out well. Hope this helps!
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36 inches tall from bottom to curved top that rests on side of the boat. 14 1/2 inches wide outside of each pipe , each rung has usable foot space of 12 inches. Not a bad little ladder for the money, holds up in salt water if washed off after used. Everyone who has used it to get in my boat hasn't had a problem ( from small children to large adults.
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No. I installed the ladder where the last step is just below the water line. I have tested the ladder with a 300 lbs man. No problems.
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In the pic, where the ladder is and on the other side of storage box, it is about 8 inches....Otherwise it is deeper....the wood is very hard edged....be aware...concern for young kids banging their heads!!!
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The distance from your deck/dock to the water line would have some influence but generally I would go with a 4 step over a 3, and a 5 step over a 4. The longer the ladder, the easier it is generally to get out of the water....especially for adults.
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About 12 inches unless you are on soft sand where the chair will sink a few inches.
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My ladder was stolen so I can't actually measure it but my best guess would be around 4-5". It's a great super lightweight ladder! I miss it and will definitely be replacing it with an identical one.
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Gina, not sure which height you're asking about. We have the steps in our pool and the depth is 3 1/2 feet. The top stair is just above the water. These steps were easy to put together and we absolutely love them. Wish we had them years ago. We zip corded a couple exercise weights to the inside bottom of two stairs to hold them down in the water. Will be easy to cut loose to remove from the pool, rather than adding sand and trying to pull the stairs out in the Fall.
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It depends on how much of the ladder is actually under water. I would recommend a minimum three steps under water for ease of getting out.
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The ladder goes all the way to the bottom. Did not use the fins.there are better ladders out there would look around for better one.
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It's approx. 60 in from the vertical pipe to the middle of the curve. The bottom of the curve is maybe 1/2 to 1 in. below the deck level.
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Just under 4 ft maximum. Theoretically you could angle the vertical legs and make that lower, but I would guess the safe max weight on the ladder will be lower.
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Dear Mytime , The ladder measures 76" from roof line to where the ladder attaches at the bottom, 12" wide outside to outside of the rails, 2" wide steps, Daniel clickhere2shop