Can I use this platform for two people (one on each side of the extreme little giant extreme.?
1046276
Yes! The photo shows two of these platforms (one on each side of the ladder) with one person on each.
1046277
your asking the incorrect group, call the manufacture to know the safest answer.
1046278
If you mean two people on one platform, then no - not enough room and no way to balance like that. If you mean two platforms - one on each side of the ladder, then yes, it works great that way -- BUT BE AWARE that the ladder is only rated to hold a certain amount of weight per side. The Little Giant Xtreme is rated for 300 lbs., which means it will hold 300 lbs. safely on each side (it will actually hold much more, but less safely, and if it does break/fail they are only liable to help you if you didn't exceed the max. rated weight). This is good to know for any ladder. Some are only rated 200 lbs. And this platform does work on other ladders (Werner MT for example). If you mean two people on one platform, then no - not enough room and no way to balance like that. If you mean two platforms - one on each side of the ladder, then yes, it works great that way -- BUT BE AWARE that the ladder is only rated to hold a certain amount of weight per side. The Little Giant Xtreme is rated for 300 lbs., which means it will hold 300 lbs. safely on each side (it will actually hold much more, but less safely, and if it does break/fail they are only liable to help you if you didn't exceed the max. rated weight). This is good to know for any ladder. Some are only rated... » Read More If you mean two people on one platform, then no - not enough room and no way to balance like that. If you mean two platforms - one on each side of the ladder, then yes, it works great that way -- BUT BE AWARE that the ladder is only rated to hold a certain amount of weight per side. The Little Giant Xtreme is rated for 300 lbs., which means it will hold 300 lbs. safely on each side (it will actually hold much more, but less safely, and if it does break/fail they are only liable to help you if you didn't exceed the max. rated weight). This is good to know for any ladder. Some are only rated 200 lbs. And this platform does work on other ladders (Werner MT for example). « Show Less
1046279
sorry no not safe check weight of the ladders you use hope this helps by the way platform is great very well made
1578671
There is no adjusting the legs. It would be un-even if it were to be on two different surfaces.
803532
Mechanically that would be possible but I doubt the unit would be very stable with double height. Another question is whether the junctions are designed for the extra weight (albeit not a giant increase) One or maybe two of the sections would be worth a try though.
1964584
Not a good idea. you cannot sit on back rack so no where for 2nd person to sit. but we are pleased with the bike so far with one rider at a time.
1964586
Not a good idea. you cannot sit on back rack so no where for 2nd person to sit.but we are pleased with the bike so far with one rider at a time.
760359
yes, you can, but I will not recommend this product. My one year old broke 3 days stand by just leaning on it.It is very fragile.
583264
I wouldn't try it - the side panels are hinged and would not be stable enough. It wouldn't be comfortable.
1572247
Yes, you could use just the base and not install the second tier. I haven't tried that myself, but looking at it I don't see why you couldn't.
1302683
Yes, I think you can, it is big enough for one or two people, but not big enough for over 3 people.
1061964
I bought a queen, so I can't swear to it; but mine came as two stand alone platforms that bolted together in the middle, so yeah, you should be able to set 'em up as two units.
408974
It depends. If you move the back support and flexible legs you will be able to put one on top of the other.
373096
Yes, definitely. Two people can fit on it with extra space. The length should be in the description. Hope that helps!
1418314
The platform has enough area to lift a bike with both wheels off the ground without a problem. Two of them might give you more stability, but I don't see how you could fit two of the jacks under the bike and lift by the frame. You bike is different than mine, obviously, but if I could even get two underneath, I'd be lifting partly by the exhaust pipes, and they'd probably get damaged in the process. I think you'd be better off with paddocks.
1825079
Yes you can, I'm watching TV right now on the two tier setup.. You'll have to eliminate one board. Then the uprights screw nicely into the top and bottom boards. If my reply allows an attachment, I'll send a pic.
135721
I don't think that would work. I can't see how you could safely connect them and have it remain stable.
1449374
No, the sides wouldn't hold up. You can get a platform for pretty cheap. :) have a great day!
978051
Yes, you should be able to. It is light weight and very easy to set up. I'm only 5'4" and my balance isn't the best. I haven't had any problems setting it up.