Would these be able to be placed on a step and not into a step?
1008395
Yes, they can be placed on top of a step. The LED paver light are very nice looking and work very good. I have bought these about 7 weeks ago and so far I am very happy with my purchase.
1008396
I say Joe S has the right idea. They are beautiful.. I have had so many positive comments ..
1008397
Sure. They are heavy enough as the casing is a frosted glass block. Beware, they can therefore break if dropped or kicked in to something hard . FYI I had mine installed in place of certain square 4x4 pavers and they look magnificent.
1008398
These would work if you just placed them on a step but they are a paver and work best installed with other pavers. I wouldn't use them in that manner.
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Hey raw food teacher, Hope your having a great day! Thanks for reaching out! Yes they will work anywhere where they receive sunlight. They are Beautiful, tough and durable! We actually have awards recognizing the quality of our products not only nationally but globally! Although they work anywhere we would possibly recommend to dig a small hole and place the paver in! Thanks, Paver Light Depot
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You could put them on a thin railing, but they would tip forward or backward in an unattractive fashion. They likely wouldn't fall off, though.
2074141
I suppose you could just install them upside down. Doesn't seem like a good solution to what you're trying to accomplish though. They make fixtures designed to light stairways safely and properly.
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I would have to say no. f you put them on anything other than a flat, hard surface the edges would raise up as you walk across them.
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I think it would work ok that way you just wouldn't be able to use the step but then again why would you need them. I think both beds are pretty sturdy. Before I bought these beds I researched for almost six mouths I think these are the best beds for the price I paid.
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No they do not have the gove or feet to allow you to stack them with out falling or sliding off.
134405
I don't know for sure. I suspect they can. But they are well-suited for stacking on a level surface (workbench).
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yes. its not that wide so the sturdyness could be a problem. Double check the dimensions and see if that will work for your steps :)
1338158
Yes! They should! They are very sturdy and stay put where you place them. I'd give them a try! They are cheap enough, but very well made.
1984244
No. Once you place them they can't even be be moved. You must be sure and precise when you stick them on.
2111049
They aren't designed to be stacked, but you could. If you did they wouldn't be secured together. No rubber or feet on the bottom.
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They probably can as long as you secure the bottom to something stable. The steps are pretty solid once you fill the side panels with sand; even before we put it in the pool. If you want to access the pool from the outside I would recommend using pre-fab steps that you see quite often for mobile homes or campers. It may be a cheaper option.ThanksKJ Sandifer
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Yes, as long as you are careful as it is not a solid block. It would work as a step.
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I don't see why you couldn't. I suppose it might depend on how much weight you intend to put on it. They are fairly sturdy.
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If the distance between the steps is the same then there should be no problem. This "Little Giant" platform is not rocket science, but was agreat idea. This platform is a life saver when you have to stand in one spot for a while such as hooking up a ceiling fan or painting. Sure makes it easy on your feet. The "U" shape on the platform just goes on the step below and the platform slides out and the lip slides against the step you place it on. Good luck
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It may be possible, but you would have to get pretty creative. They would have to be spaced as they are not completely flush.
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I would say yes, provided the steps are not too steep for you or too long for the ramp to span.