The ramp measurements are 48x4.9x16. To what does the 4.9" refer (max/min height of step up)? I have a 3" step at the front door.
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The 4.9" is the "thickness" of the ramp (more or less) when it is folded. It is a measurement to consider if you were storing it someplace specific when not in use. Another way to look at it is that it folds up pretty compactly from a depth standpoint.
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I have a five inch step so it should work great for three, also. I needed to use the garage entrance as my front stoop was not deep enough without going through the yard.
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I have a 4" rise and was told for every inch add a foot, that is why I bought a 4 foot ramp. It works as it should. Be sure you measure correctly.
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i believe it would have no problem with the elements as far as the 6 steps i'm not sure, the ramp i have is 72" long. i think if i were you i would use a ruler or stick that's about 72". measure how high it is from the ground straight up to were you want the ramp to end lift one end of the stick the height you measured to have the ramp end and see how steep the angle is.if it's too steep maybe you could put the ramp on the 4th or 5th step and step up one or 2 instead of 6. hope this helps. one thing on elements i live in fl so no problem for me as far as freezing if you get to -30 or more i would as the manufacturer on that but i think you would be ok in the 30s or 20s i believe it would have no problem with the elements as far as the 6 steps i'm not sure, the ramp i have is 72" long. i think if i were you i would use a ruler or stick that's about 72". measure how high it is from the ground straight up to were you want the ramp to end lift one end of the stick the height you measured to have the ramp end and see how steep the angle is.if it's too steep maybe you could put the ramp on the 4th or 5th step and step up one or 2 instead of 6. hope this helps. one thing on elements i live in fl so no problem for me as far as freezing if you get to -30... » Read More i believe it would have no problem with the elements as far as the 6 steps i'm not sure, the ramp i have is 72" long. i think if i were you i would use a ruler or stick that's about 72". measure how high it is from the ground straight up to were you want the ramp to end lift one end of the stick the height you measured to have the ramp end and see how steep the angle is.if it's too steep maybe you could put the ramp on the 4th or 5th step and step up one or 2 instead of 6. hope this helps. one thing on elements i live in fl so no problem for me as far as freezing if you get to -30 or more i would as the manufacturer on that but i think you would be ok in the 30s or 20s « Show Less
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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
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They are 21" high, 21" wide and every bit 28" down the ramp and from front to back. It is sturdy and my little 10lb dog goes up and down easily, no slipping and the ramp stays put. I had a less expensive steps before and she slipped off of them and hurt her hip. I was penny wise dollar fullish, this is worth every penny.
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Mine measures: 20-1/2" High, 20-1/4" Wide. It Extends outward 31" - which is from the back to the face of the first step of the ramp.
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It's right at 48". Just a little smaller than the opening for the back door.
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The length of the step is 42" wide, with the actual tread area space being 35" x 14". It comes with 4 risers.
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The manufacturer/seller DID include this info, Amy, but they say it is 9". Mine measures 8 1/4" from floor to top of second step.
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The steps are approx. 5" deep and 13" wide. From back of step to front of step is 9" for the bottom one and 10" for top.
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approximately 18 x 8.5 ; first step up height =9 inches; 2nd = about 17.5 inches
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The 3 step is a little over 15 inches tall. I do not know how tall the 4 step is. We use ours for the sofa, not the bed.
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Hi Chuck, Thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical Footstool and Non Skid Rubber Platform. Unforutnately, it seems as though the dimensions listed are a bit off. The actual step height is 9". Once, you step on the stool you will then be 9" higher. We are working with Amazon to get this corrected.
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My husband measured ours and says that the walk-through dimension is 48" wide. We are very pleased with it and he says it was easy to assemble.
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Just measured my steps and it is 20.5" to the top step (4). It measures 28" long. Each step is about 5" high, it is longer than it is high, probably to make it more stable. Hope this helps. 14.5" wide.
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bottom step is 9 inches high and 8 inches wide, top step is 17 inches high (from ground) and 9 inches wide.
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I just measured mine and it showed as 3.5 inches tall and approx. 1 inch wide. Definitely not 9.6 inches in any direction.
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For me, I measured the length of the ramp then took a 2x4 put it up against my vehicle then imagined how steep it is. The less steep the better. It also depends if your land is flat or sloped. My dog has since passed so we now use it as a training aid for agility.I hope this helps. Feel free to contact me again. Best wishes to you and you buddy!