What is distance between the top of the ladder to the second step? The spacing legs might be too low for my flat bottom boat.
1307690
Our boat (and ladder) are in storage, so I can't give you an exact answer... Sorry :(
1307691
It is 23" to the second step. I use it on a 18" aluminum Tracker Grizzly jon boat. I find that the spacing legs hit the boat but are to short to keep the ladder straight upright because the boat sides are at an angle. What I do that works quite well is put my bag with the life jackets in between the ladder and the boat as a spacer so that the ladder does not tilt inwards towards the angle of the boat with your weight on it.
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.
60458
The top step is 28 inches from the floor. The top of the ladder from floor is 41" We love our ladder.
1241615
Our ladder is on a floating dock in a lake so the depth of the ladder in the water is always the same. We have the 4 step ladder and it does provide easier access.
817432
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.
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.
1289379
you would have to buy a couple of risers.my deck is 58 high and the ladder just touches the floor.
1198185
Bottom step is about 9-1/2 inches from floor, second step is about 9-1/4 inches from first step.
2270309
This depends on the height of your pool side wall. Mine is 52 inches and the ladder (outside) portion is less than 24 inches from the wall. It really depends on your setup. I will say that I'm very pleased with the ladder and steps, as they are much more stable than the A-frame style that came with my pool.
1064974
On the 6' ladder the top rail is about 24" above the top step: too low to hold on to but high enough to brace your legs against for stability.
1655182
It's a hook ladder for a boat. Any dock I've been on ( thousands ) wouldn't accommodate this style of ladder. If you are getting in and out of a kayak .... That ladder best be fully anchored top and lower, or you going to get wet at the very least .... Hope that gets you in the right direction to solve your problem.
938709
There are four rungs to the ladder reach rung is 8 inches apart. From the pivot, attachment to the bottom of the ladder is 45 inches. I can't answer for all trucks but on my 2014 dodge 2500 diesel. The ladder does touch the ground
771267
I haven't measured it, but the top of the "ladder" sits about level with an average person's hip - maybe 36 inches? I'd have to assemble it to get the exact height. . . hmmmm, maybe that's a good idea. A game of ladder ball sounds fun for this weekend :-)
1778787
I'm not sure what the directions say, but ladders should be 1' out for each 4' up. This is OSHA's standard.
828043
You need a deck to mount this ladder to, otherwise it would drift. On a 52" pool, my top step is barely in the water, so your top step would probably be about 4" above the water line. I wouldn't recommend it.
512406
I just meaured the steps. The first step is 11.5 inches up and the second is 23 inches up. The platform is at 34 inches. The platform does not look like you want to stand on it. I would also add that when you open the ladder, the platform clicks in place and you have to unlatch it to close the ladder. I look at this as a safety feature that you don't have to worry about it closing unexpectedly. I'm still happy with the ladder. It stores in a relatively small space and is easy to carry.
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I don't have the exact number but if your plank was on the top rung it would be roughly 5' off the ground if using the two sections of the ladder separated to support the plank. Note that it is not recommended you go this high because it may not be stable enough. Sorry I couldn't be more exact for you. Feel free to ask any other questions.
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The ladder goes all the way to the bottom. Did not use the fins.there are better ladders out there would look around for better one.