Has anyone stood on the 4th top most step? is it safe to do so? and what weight can that step take? 200 lbs?
1453236
I would not step on top step as it could be dangerous. It is very sturdy and well made not cheap.... not sure what the weight limit is buy my hubby is 170 range and he has used it. Hope this helps you.
1453237
Have not stood on the 4th step, but it is a sturdy chair/stepladder. Like it very much
1453238
Yes, it supports my 200 pounds, but be careful. Actually, just tried it. It held me, but as others said it isn't really a step. I wouldn't do it again withot being able to hold on to something.
2017537
11/22/33. I just use the first 2 as I use it to water hanging plants, more like a step stool. I would feel to uncomfortable standing on the platform. If I want to go higher I use ladders. Chuck
517976
Yes it can be used at top of steps as per instructions. Yes you can trip and it doesn't latch without help.
2260894
About 30-31 inches...you can definitely stand on the top step; it is very sturdy.
1392090
This stepper is more sturdy. It holds the weight of over 200lbs & doesn't bend in the middle like others. Highly recommended by most gyms
373539
4th floor walk up should be do-able. You'll need a second person to help carry, but it's not as heavy as you'd think. But it is very sturdy.
482403
When I stacked 3 high (in the center of my counter with no support on any side) the tower felt a bit tippy. The bottom one was flexing a bit and the top of the tower was swaying more than I'd like. It seemed to bear the weight well, though. I don't know if I'd go 4 high unless the containers had support on 2 opposite sides to stop the bottom container from bulging out from all of the weight. I decided to stack my 4 AquaPaks in two stacks of two.
724274
Sorry I am not sure have never done it but it may! I am thinking it may be to top heavy and fall over.
1140419
The ground to step would depend on how high you truck set, on mine the bottom of the door is 16" and the top of the step is 12" as for the weight limit I didn't see one but I'm 300lbs and I have jumped up and down on it.
763134
hello, i have a 3 stepper, and find it very strong the way it is made,, "but" i also have a 19 lb. pekinese who fly's up these steps. 120-150 lbs, i honestly can't say. it is rugged.
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I weigh 190 ....Solid! so I'm going to say...200lb...I wouldn't take a chance going any higher then that!...hope this helps a little and maybe call the company and ask them...enjoy your holidays.
555836
Yes a 200 pounder can stand on the platform. I weigh 200 lbs and it holds me fine. The warning label days rated for 300 lbs.
372180
Asking the manufacturer would probably be the best bet. I am six feet tall and weigh 200 lbs and it easily supports my weight both as a chair and step stool. Jerry B.
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I think it's 300 lbs. The counter of your steps & calories burned doesn't last that long at all; even after changing the battery, just so you'll know...LOL! I returned the counter to the seller & they say they will TRY to get another one from the manufacture. Hope this helps!
1340472
I could probably stand on it and I weight 200 pounds. Yep, just stood on the front edge, it would sag some in the middle if I stood there, so I didn't try
976792
I think it said the weight limit is 250lbs to 300lbs....but I could be wrong. If you don't use the risors then the step would hold more weight than that. I am an advanced exerciser but I don't use the risors but still get a kick butt workout!
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We don't have the stool any more, as my son is now old enough to reach counters, but each step was about 4-5 inches tall. So the top step was around 10 inches off the ground.