will this go around a bullnose, turn a corner , and continue down a stair steps????
233090
I used this product as quarter round for my curved baseboards. It worked out great! No. This will not bend around a corner. If you are turning a corner, you need to use a hacksaw with a yellow miter box (both are available to purchase at Home Depot) to cut the moulding in a 45 degree angle. To learn how to do this task, check out the many 'how to cut baseboards or moulding' videos on You Tube. That's how I learned. If I can do this, you can, too! FYI - I used moulding glue to adhere this to my baseboards.
233091
I wouldn't say its that flexible, particularly if you're talking a 90 degree corner. However, you can cut the moulding at a 45 degree angle and match it up to another 45 degree cut. As for the bullnose, you would likely encounter a similar situation, assuming you're referring to a bullnose approximately the diameter of a stair tread. This moulding is certainly flexible, but has its limitations for smaller diameters.
2021222
My installers got it down. They had to take it out of the box upstairs and I have an L.. But you really have to measure your landing and angle... I have a large landing which made turning possible.. Its very long and wide .,it may be possible but measure measure measure
1660221
Yes. We use this to edge along a curb and have no problem, although you may have to go in one direction only.
2201823
I don't know if that would work because the ramp plastic is fairly deep. I think it would be hard to "hook" the ramp onto the stairs.
576192
Can't see why it wouldn't. It simply slips over the side and offers steps on both sides. Just means you are climbing higher above the side then mine but truly can't see why it wouldn't. Works wonderfully. I got it because although I could step over the sides it left by bad ankle unsupported at some point.
912694
The wheels are 4 1/2". Not sure it would work well on steps or not. The front wheels spin around for easy cornering similar to an umbrella stroller. I love mine and use it Almost daily, but I have an elevator in my building.
138032
I think you would be better off with one of those metal ones that has bigger wheels. This particular one has small wheels and probably would not handle the stairs that well.
1051564
Not easily, but it could be done. I have a ramp with a bit of a lip to scale to bring my groceries into the house. I leverage my foot against the back wheel, and lean it back a bit to get it over the lip. I guess it would all depend on the depth of your steps.
1605944
It goes up and down stairs fine, as long as you are carrying a light load. The wheels only lasted a few months when used daily.
491123
I doubt it. The wheels are small and although it looks sturdy it's not a"step walker ". I purchased it to improve on it and use it as a tackle box hauler.
1094857
I think it will. It's pretty sturdy, but I don't like overall design of it. Stairs are too close to each other, they are round instead of being oval with closer to flat front surface - which makes many exercises to be painful. Etc. etc.
251747
No. It's too small for that, unless you build some model stairs to smaller scale. There's not much track on the floor at one time. Even a steep ramp would probably make it flip backwards.
1057002
it might pick up every few steps, but really your arm needs to be in motion for this to track well. same as with a bike. you could put it in your pocket to track leg movement perhaps.
1542007
It probably would if the carpet isn't too long. I expect it would be slower and may have issues turning though
656682
Wouldn't recommend stair stepping this unit. However you could to a pyramid style of stacking! Great unit, not as large as image portrays. But the dimensions are right on the money!
687221
I used it at the bottom of my staircase to wrap around the bottom step where it is rounded. My best description would be it did a 180 degree turn around the bottom of the steps with the step having roughly an 18 inch diameter. It was very flexible. It painted well too. Wish i could attach picture.
834128
Mine works well on stairs. I use mine to bring groceries from the car into the house. When I pull the cart to the car (which is in the driveway), I have to make sure I turn the cart around so that when it is full, I can grab the handle to PULL it back to the house. I am not able to steer it in a circle to reposition it. Because of the 3 wheels on each side, they do not swivel. Other than that, I am very happy with my cart. It works well for my purpose.