The width of our old ladder was 14 1/4 inches. That was from edge to edge including the vertical pieces of wood. Is that what the 12 inch width is.
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We bought the XL ladder & it is 13 3/4" out to out (including the vertical hand rails).
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From the outer edges, the width is 13 3/4 inches.The steps are about 11 1/4 inches wide. The ladder is well made and quite sturdy.
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If by step ladder you mean "A" frame, I would say somewhere around 10'-12'. I used it as an "A" frame to paint trim on an eave that was a good 12" off the ground.
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14 inches (measured from the sideboard to where the front of the ladder meets the floor). I suppose it could vary a little depending on the size of the queen mattress on the bottom bunk. My mattress is 12 inches and the ladder rests slightly on the mattress and completely flush with the floor.
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I can't say exactly, because the ladder is with my grandson. The loft bed I purchased the ladder for seemed to have a frame that was about the same thickness as a 2x4. A 2x4 is actually not two inches thick, it is a little less. The hook fit the frame nicely, not tight or loose.
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This will work with any extension ladder with standard [12"] spacing and treads
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I read another response to a question on the Amazon page for this product that lists the interior dimensions of the covers as 3" x 1-3/16". My estimation is that these would be too large for your old ladder and they would simply slip off all the time. You might be able to get them to stay in place by other means (i.e., liberal use of duct tape) but I'm not sure I'd recommend it.
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Depends, each section is about 5 feet, which is usually the same width as the space between buttresses - so, just double check the distance between your buttresses and count the number of spaces. Order one or more sets (and possibly some extra sections) to match the total number of spaces you have. If you are going to make a gate where the ladder is (like I did), don't count that space. I made my gate out of PVC pipe and galvanized fencing hinges/latches. Picture available if you email jwdpublic@gmail.com
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I believe mine will go to 12 feet. I used it recently to put a tree in a dormer above a two-story entry way. I had it extended approximately 11 feet. My daughter was on one side of the ladder and I on the other. It was very sturdy!
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I'm not sure what the directions say, but ladders should be 1' out for each 4' up. This is OSHA's standard.
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Not sure what you mean but, in my case, these ladders are not meant to be use on older buildings where the window-clamps are for window sill and inside wall with about an 8 inch span. I needed to retrofit the window-clamp to span a witdth of more than 12 inche's to fit my old building.
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That was my issue. The width listed is not of the bed but of the bed plus ladder (while slopes outward). So turned out not to fit. Note that shipping to return this bed can cost as much as the bed itself and the supplier does not cover return shipping. So if you get it and it is the wrong size you either end up paying, say, $500 in return shipping or have to try to sell it on Craigslist, eBay, or similar. I explained my situation to supplier and they were going to try to help me, but then ... no response.
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Actual dimensions, I do not know; however, one fits comfortable. I would say it is the standard width - if you are looking for a 'skinny' ladder this is not.
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When open, the ladder is 51 inches to its highest point, the top of the tool tray. The highest step is the platform which is 33.75 inches from the floor. The floor space needed when open is 20 inches wide by 32 inches deep. When closed, the ladder is 55.25 inches high and 4.75 inches thick.
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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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not sure... but Joe made a great point. Amazon's return and replacement policy is great. A little help here is that your ladder rail should be at least 12inches apart. My ladders are 14 inches or more. Each step must be 1-1/4 inches thick or less to allow the locking safety pin to be pushed through to lock over the rungs (steps) and the rungs should be a standard 12 inches apart.
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the feet look like the rest of the ladder, but are adjustable with through bolts to achieve the correct length. You may, if I recall, have to get the opening to a full 54 inches. I had to expand mine from 48 which I did by relocating a stud between two joists and then cutting the sheet rock. I finished the edges of the door panel with trim to make the opening look more professional.
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The width of the hooks on ours is 1". However, they are held on with a phillips screw so if you are clever you may be able to fashion another hook that would work. There are also the alternate tabs that would make the ladder a permanent addition.