two reviews refer to this ladder as 5' .what size is it, a 5' or 6'? .also your ad shows a 4 step ladder(lady inside house) and a 3 step ladder (lady outside her).. window) thanks
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This ladder comes is several sizes. I bought the 4' ladder with a 225 Pound Duty Rating. It is perfect in size for keeping in the house for chores that need a higher advantage.
1307692
We have a three step ladder. From the inside of the hook the fist step is 15". The second step is 25' Our ladder has the stand-off legs on the first step. We use it with a 15' sailboat. It works well.
1173530
2.5" although I'd consider its total thickness 3" since the 2 steps stick out about 0.5" from the frame-- I'm very happy with this product. It's incredibly light and sturdy.
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.
1801671
The size on this one is smaller. It's about 4-1/2 or 5 (right to left) X 6 or 6-1/2 (front to back). The inside legs are shorter than the outside legs in order to avoid interfering with steps of the right foot. My Mom uses this alot and is just thrilled with it. I hope this helps.
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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.
505289
Susan, I am a 5'8" woman and I just pulled out the 6 foot ladder to see if I could reach my 9 1/2' ceiling in my garage. I can reach it using this ladder but know that the standing height on the ladder is about 4 feet so how tall you are will depend if you can reach the 10 ft. ceiling.
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6 an a half feet. Easy to install. It is awesome! Everyone that sees it, loves it. I put on a frosted glass door two inches wider to cover the opening. That way no one can see in. Plus, remember to order your door without any door knob or hindges cut out. Of course. The look you get for the price is incredible. Good luck. Go for it.
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OK, steps can go 2 ways. First, is a little over 17 inches with steps wide. Second, is about 21 inches with steps narrow. You can flip the stairs one way or another. My Nanny is 17 years old and prefers the wide step, the 7 year old Jada just plays in the cat face cut out she does not need the stairs. I bought 3, one for each bedroom and have had them for a few months now. They work GREAT!!!! Hope this helps!!
1339583
I correct my previos answer. The ladder I own has only 4 steps, the one shown in the photo here has 5 so it would about a foot taller than mine.
2105415
Hi Sherrie, Thank you for your inquiry. The first step is at 12" and the second step is at 23". Sincerely, Brent Rezorzful Customer Service
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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.
529409
I believe it was advertised as 6.5 ft. When we used it, it was the same standard size we have always used. Light, and I must mention the great slide up easy way of clicking the umbrella up, unlike the horrid, they never work for me, round button type.As you can tell I loved this umbrella. We do use a screw type of apparatus in the sand to put our umbrellas in, to prevent blowing over, no matter whose brand.
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"It's really frustrating I can;'t find this information anywhere."I agree. It's beyond me why this isn't clearly advertised. For dimensions, it suggests 5.8" which is basically half a foot. Now I'm seeing 40", 42", 3 feet, 2 feet? How hard is it to measure the correct length and put it in the product description where it belongs? That said, this is reason enough for me not to buy it.
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The length of the ladder is 66". The way we have it hooked to our granddaughter's bed, it is 58" off the floor. The way it is made, it seems to work out that depending on your height needed, you can just angle out the ladder more or less to fit as needed
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Both the 2 and 3 step have the same measurement from the ground to first step - 9 inches.Each step is another 9 inches - so a 2 step is 18" from ground and 3 step is 27 inches. If space is the consideration the 2 step is fine. But if the ladder will be moved a lot between stowing, I would consider the 3 step as it has rollers and can be left open and rolled to the next position rather than carried.One thing about them is that the steps need to be opened before the handrail is raised - a little counter intuitive, but once you use it a few times you get used to it. Both the 2 and 3 step have the same measurement from the ground to first step - 9 inches.Each step is another 9 inches - so a 2 step is 18" from ground and 3 step is 27 inches. If space is the consideration the 2 step is fine. But if the ladder will be moved a lot between stowing, I would consider the 3 step as it has rollers and can be left open and rolled to the next position rather than carried.One thing about them is that the steps need to be opened before the handrail is raised - a little counter intuitive, but once you use it a few times you... » Read More Both the 2 and 3 step have the same measurement from the ground to first step - 9 inches.Each step is another 9 inches - so a 2 step is 18" from ground and 3 step is 27 inches. If space is the consideration the 2 step is fine. But if the ladder will be moved a lot between stowing, I would consider the 3 step as it has rollers and can be left open and rolled to the next position rather than carried.One thing about them is that the steps need to be opened before the handrail is raised - a little counter intuitive, but once you use it a few times you get used to it. « Show Less
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Hi Sherrie, Thank you for your inquiry. The first step is at 12" and the second step is at 23".Sincerely, BrentRezorzful Customer Service