can I use this laddr on stairs to hand pictures?
992258
It might work on stairs that have a wall to lean on at the top. It's not going to work on all stairs. There are ladders that cost more that might do a better job.
992259
I don't believe any ladder is safe for use on stairs unless you can stabilize it. This ladder is flexible and much easier to fold and carry. I've only used it in the traditional way. I have a large window sill that has a platform for plants etc. Beats my 10 feet very heavy step ladder.
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As an "A"standing shape&#65288;stand alone&#65289;, this ladder reaches less than 100inch (2.5m). But if you put this ladder against the wall, somehow you can reach 158inch&#65288;4m&#65289;, so i think its good enough for hand a pic
992261
As an "A"standing shape（stand alone）, this ladder reaches less than 100inch (2.5m).But if you put this ladder against the wall, somehow you can reach 158inch（4m）, so i think its good enough for hand a pic
1247135
Umm I haven't used it without the stairs but it should be fine for dogs. If not they are pretty steep and shouldn't be in the way.
1590220
I wouldn't use it for that purpose. It is not designed for that kind of delicate work and would not produce the kind of cut you would want on a picture frame. If you are making a lot of picture frames you should invest in a nice miter saw and put a really fine Diablo blade on it. You can get one for not much more than this bare tool DEWALT costs. I hope this helps Ana and best of luck with your projects.
999718
You can, but it doesn't show print very well. Only pictures show clearly......gl2u!!!!
1388970
I have never tried it. I would think it possible, but I would not do it personally, unless they are on "bendable" paper. The documents feed into the scanner and then get wrapped around a roller, thus bending the document. Most photos are probably not meant to be bent. Even if you want to try this, I am still not sure it will work because of the nature of photo paper itself, and whether that would go through without a hitch.
1787143
it could be used for your stairs, its a bit bulky to take on ond off but if its just staying put no problem
1759090
No, I just use it for pictures. Will not work in the kitchen! More of a pretty piece not so functional. Hope this helps!
394601
I think it would work on your stairs. I have two smaller area rugs I use it on and it works well for them.
1829145
It can be used anywhere including bottom of stairs. Since the hinges allow it to swing either way, you can just mount it to the wall at bottom of stairs and use it as an 'outswing,' or opening towards you as you would be going up the stairs. The mounting brackets are on both sides.
247000
I don't know. I bought because I saw a way to transfer photographs onto wood and this was one of the items that I needed for the project. I haven't had time to try it yet. Sorry that I couldn't help.
1221597
We use it at the top of our stairs. However, I would only suggest it if you screw it to the wall.
2231179
Yes you can - I have two of these and hung them vertically. I have a picture but amazon does not have an option for picture uploads.
912998
I've never used it to down stairs but I would imagine if would work just as well as going upstairs.
394602
You can use it on stairs, but the thing you have to remember is that this is a vacuum to remove SURFACE dirt / debris. It doesn't have enough suction power to pull dirt out of the carpet. This is best used on solid surface floors or tight weave carpets. In a pinch you can use it on your stairs, but if you want the carpet to be clean and to last you'll need to use standard vacuum.
190449
I think so, I've seen treadmills for workstations, I don't see why the steps wouldn't work, but I can tell you this, if you do fine painting or drawings at your workstation is not going to work... :)
772839
Probably yes, but it depends on how thin is the picture paper you are using.
2234190
ive only used it briefly,only for documents and based on that I don't think it would be good for pictures. I do need to try photos