will this work for bottom of stairs?
943172
It's wide enough. As long as there is a flat surface on each side, it should work.
943173
I use for doorways only. Would not fit properly on my stairs due to banister rungs if have solid wall it should work I would never use for top of stairs. I use for dog not child
555835
I have the 3 step ladder and the answer would be...yes. I would imagine the same would apply to the taller ladder.
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.
66137
Yes, it will definitely work. It is actually adjustable for different heights.
1881134
It works fine as long as the overall length of the stairs doesn't exceed the length of the ramp.
1214643
I dont think so.I have used it to install oak quarter round and moulding,I think oak stair treads are to thick.
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.
116198
It should!! I installed mine back in December on wood stairs and they haven't budged--that's with dogs, cat, husband and family going up/down everyday. That tape is some really strong stuff and I am so glad I bought it.!! Almost as good as super glue.
1477810
Yes, we had the same issue at bottom of stairs. And at the top where we attached it to newel posts. There are bolts that allow for adjustment. The ends of the adjustment caps sit in a cup that is screwed into wall, baseboard etc.
1367763
From the bottom, I would answer yes. From the top, I am not sure and would think it would not work as well. The sensor has a cone-shaped field of view looking down out of the light. So the top of your stairs is going to be a blind spot, until someone starts walking down the stairs for a bit.
1401732
It works, depends on how wide your stairs are. I own this to ease the work on my back, so. Sometimes it is easier to use a strawbroom, or shovel, but when it's deep (like we had in the NE this past winter) you can use it to clear a path. It can be a bit of a pain, but better than the alternative (shovel push down create bigger pile to move or push sideways). I use this sideways to create a path and use a shovel for clean up near the railings, middlish to the right and then middlish to the left.
981730
Yes, we used it for treads and risers on stairway with spindles. Have to be a little careful with narrow attachment so as not to gouge or sand uneven
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.
2180233
Yes the pad would be able too. The stairs will not fit if the top rail is only 3 ft to the bottom. It would but you will have stairs going up to high. The pad does work better if you cut it to fit the stairs.
2119853
I don't know but the bottom is flat so if that is a factor, it ought to help you to decide whether or not it will work.
750205
Yes I believe this would nbe good for stairs. It is heavy. And you would need an out lit but if none of those seems like problems you will be good to go.
698046
Works well on MY stairs. It may depend on the carpet you have, the physical wear and the staining, but mine come clean well....