How deep are the 3-step and 4-step models when set up (i.e. base spread)?
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deep enough that a senior citizen s uch as myslf deep enough that a senior such as myself with a touch of arthritis can easily manage it and turn around on it
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I have the three-step little giant. The base is 32 5/8 ins. when spread, but with the two wheels for moving included, almost 34 1/4 ins.
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The base of the unit is about 3ft wide but gets smaller as its levels go up.
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3 in depth x 3.5in width x3.75 h correction hit b4 proofing Hope this helps
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There is no depth setting but you should be able to drive the staple further by setting your compressor setting to a higher level. I believe I used 100 compression level. I'd test the compressor settings on a scrap piece of flooring to gauge the appropriate depth.
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The steps are about 16 inches wide and the tallest part is 22 inches high on the 3 step model. Maybe you would only need the 2 step model which would be about 15 inches tall
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Do not use 4x4s unless your height is no more than 4 ft off the ground. a unit of this size will require support columns like a schedule 40 pipe 4 in in diameter or more embedded in 3 by 3 ft concrete footings at least.
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I would think it would depend how much "depth" of the 4" surface there is before the transition to 3". If you have approximately 2" of 4" diameter depth I would recommend the 4" product.The reason being that the device is installed by manually turning 4 screws to expand it into location. The "deeper" your location may provide a more complex installation in my "opinion".
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Depth is the only difference. I would try to use a 2x6 wall if at all possible. 3" abs just does not fit in a 2x4 wall with any structural integrity.
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This model is " almost" flat, but need small space to connect wire. There is 4 wire, if You have to connect 2, still needs space.
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Yes, it has 4 levels for the base. It's written in the product description as well :).
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the add ons will fit to any model really, because the model only decides if its 2 builds high or 1 build. this one is two builds high. And add-on will make it 3 builds high
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Sorry i do not have an answer for you. I have just used it in making modeling bases.
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Some units the SST OD base is shorter and not visible in the photo. That is an indication the recess in deeper that is all.Depending on the manufacturer
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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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There is an instruction sheet for the achieving 4 basic positions (A-frame, straight extension, stair mounting, and scaffold base). All the other positions are modifications based on the length of the legs.
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It might look a little awkward because only the large and the smallest base have a flat surfaces. They sell smaller tiers if you wanted to do that
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Sorry, I don't know. I didn't get into the real technical details in the manual - just the basic how-to stuff.