What is the length of each step?
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Here are all of the numbers I think you might want or need. The distance between the floor and the first step is about nine inches, the distance between the first step to the second & from the second to the third is also nine inches. The steps are 10 3/4 inches wide counting only the rubber mat. Each step is seven inches deep, again only counting the mat. Please buy, it has been one of my better investments. At 59 years of age and overweight I was risking falling uses chairs etc. that where not designed for me to stand on or get off. Spend the money, its worth it. Thank God I didn't injure myself before buying this step stool.
1522832
Here are all of the numbers I think you might want or need. The distance between the floor and the first step is about nine inches, the distance between the first step to the second & from the second to the third is also nine inches. The steps are 10 3/4 inches wide counting only the rubber mat. Each step is seven inches deep, again only counting the mat. Please buy, it has been one of my better investments. At 59 years of age and overweight I was risking falling uses chairs etc. that where not designed for me to stand on or get off. Spend the money, its worth it. Thank God I didn't injure myself before buying this step stool. Here are all of the numbers I think you might want or need. The distance between the floor and the first step is about nine inches, the distance between the first step to the second & from the second to the third is also nine inches. The steps are 10 3/4 inches wide counting only the rubber mat. Each step is seven inches deep, again only counting the mat. Please buy, it has been one of my better investments. At 59 years of age and overweight I was risking falling uses chairs etc. that where not designed for me to stand on or get off. Spend the money, its worth it. Thank God I didn't injure... » Read More Here are all of the numbers I think you might want or need. The distance between the floor and the first step is about nine inches, the distance between the first step to the second & from the second to the third is also nine inches. The steps are 10 3/4 inches wide counting only the rubber mat. Each step is seven inches deep, again only counting the mat. Please buy, it has been one of my better investments. At 59 years of age and overweight I was risking falling uses chairs etc. that where not designed for me to stand on or get off. Spend the money, its worth it. Thank God I didn't injure myself before buying this step stool. « Show Less
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Overall frame dimensions: 45" high 16.5" wide (side to side) 27" opened depth top step is 30" highSteps all 14" wide 1st & 2nd steps 7.25: deep top step 10" deep
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Is like 14 inch wide and 4 inch high and each step is like 5 inch's. Hope your dog like it, my pomeranian is scare of them because the fabric you cover the steps in is kind of loose and moves when she's trying to pull her self up. But their ok considering the price
393979
It is 25 1/2" High, 15 1/2" Wide, and 11 1/4" Deep. The step is another 2" Deep.
527834
I also would like the TOTAL HEIGHT of the product. I don't need the dimensions of each step because that does NOT provide the TOTAL HEIGHT of the product.
761973
There are 3 steps with each one being 5 inches tall. The total height is 15 inches.
1826340
Each step is approximately 6 inches. My one dog runs up and down the stairs. The unit is very sturdy.
240436
Sorry for the delay. I would say each step is about 2.5 to 3 incjes deep. The top platform which you can stand on is approx a 10 inch square. Its a great lightweight stepladder
111701
I'm not sure about the dimensions - but we have it going up a staircase with over 30 steps
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The top step is 17 1/4" high, the middle step is 11", and the bottom step is 6". Each step is 18" long and the botiom 2 are 6 1/2" deep, the top step is 7" deep. This is a hollow stair set and can be tipped over if ran across in a heated game of chase.
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The depth (front to back) of each step is 7" and the rise (height) is 5" per step. The entire unit is about 20" high by 15" wide.
1826343
Each step is 7.5" from front to back (start of next step). Our 20lb Jack Russel / Chihuahua sometimes sits on the steps and over time she has been using the stairs more and more. I can't comment if these are good for bigger dogs but definitely good for her size.
39396
First step 7 inches second step also 7 inches. Great for my two yr old to wash his hands and brush teeth.
565012
13 inches wide, 13-1/2 inches deep, 12 inches high. Steps are about 7 inches deep.
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kim these are 6 inch steps.i have used them about a year.they are great steps as advertised.
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I think it is about 5' overall. The wide steps are really nice for climbing up from the water.
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Actually, I count my steps, and I do not bother about distance. I aim for 10,000 steps/day, which equals approx. 5 miles (actually 4.73 miles using my actual stride of 30 inches). Impossible to tell you how many (Hammer) steps = 1 mile, because each person's stride (step) is a different length. There are 5280 feet in a mile. If you assume your stride = 30 inches (2.5 feet), then there are 2,112 strides (steps) in a mile.To keep it simple, count 2,000 steps as a mile (+/-). Using 2,000 steps/mile keeps the math simple when you read the pedometer. For example, if you walk 4,500 steps, call it 2 and 1/4 miles. Your stride and your mileage may vary. Good luck. F.COW Actually, I count my steps, and I do not bother about distance. I aim for 10,000 steps/day, which equals approx. 5 miles (actually 4.73 miles using my actual stride of 30 inches). Impossible to tell you how many (Hammer) steps = 1 mile, because each person's stride (step) is a different length. There are 5280 feet in a mile. If you assume your stride = 30 inches (2.5 feet), then there are 2,112 strides (steps) in a mile.To keep it simple, count 2,000 steps as a mile (+/-). Using 2,000 steps/mile keeps the math simple when you read the pedometer. For example, if you walk 4,500... » Read More Actually, I count my steps, and I do not bother about distance. I aim for 10,000 steps/day, which equals approx. 5 miles (actually 4.73 miles using my actual stride of 30 inches). Impossible to tell you how many (Hammer) steps = 1 mile, because each person's stride (step) is a different length. There are 5280 feet in a mile. If you assume your stride = 30 inches (2.5 feet), then there are 2,112 strides (steps) in a mile.To keep it simple, count 2,000 steps as a mile (+/-). Using 2,000 steps/mile keeps the math simple when you read the pedometer. For example, if you walk 4,500 steps, call it 2 and 1/4 miles. Your stride and your mileage may vary. Good luck. F.COW « Show Less