Are the steps rounded or flat? I can't tell from the pic
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I don't remember but my girls are saying they were flat. We never used them because I thought it looked too busy and my 10 yr old girls hop on the bed , put foot on foot rail of bed and hop up.
2021086
they are steps. kind of narrow but seem ok. solid on outside portion of ladder, open ladder type inside of pool.
78033
Yes. It is symmetrical in that sense. Check the dimensions to make sure the step will be where you want it to be and all should be fine.
732480
It's just under 3" flat when folded. The wide steps are comfortable when standing on them. The stool, however is wobbly. I'm a retired tool designer, so I'm very mechanically inclined. I added a X brace on the side opposite of the steps. At our local home improvement store I bought a 4 foot long 1/16" X 1/2" aluminum flat. I cut it into (2) 24" long pieces. I screwed each end of the X into each leg and put a nut and bolt through the X center. It's solid as a rock now. The 1/16" X 1/2" aluminum flats match the other factory hardware on the stool so it looks like it came that way. Yes, I voided my warranty, but it's solid. It's just under 3" flat when folded. The wide steps are comfortable when standing on them. The stool, however is wobbly. I'm a retired tool designer, so I'm very mechanically inclined. I added a X brace on the side opposite of the steps. At our local home improvement store I bought a 4 foot long 1/16" X 1/2" aluminum flat. I cut it into (2) 24" long pieces. I screwed each end of the X into each leg and put a nut and bolt through the X center. It's solid as a rock now. The 1/16" X 1/2" aluminum flats match the other factory hardware on the stool so it looks like... » Read More It's just under 3" flat when folded. The wide steps are comfortable when standing on them. The stool, however is wobbly. I'm a retired tool designer, so I'm very mechanically inclined. I added a X brace on the side opposite of the steps. At our local home improvement store I bought a 4 foot long 1/16" X 1/2" aluminum flat. I cut it into (2) 24" long pieces. I screwed each end of the X into each leg and put a nut and bolt through the X center. It's solid as a rock now. The 1/16" X 1/2" aluminum flats match the other factory hardware on the stool so it looks like it came that way. Yes, I voided my warranty, but it's solid. « Show Less
1198186
Is this a serious question? Not too high, not too shallow, just right. All the steps have a 9 1/2 inch rise.
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The stairs are beige. They are one of my best purchases ever. I had some of those "doggy steps" for years. They were flimsy plastic with a removable cover. These are for real, sturdy stairs. They are so great for my dogs. Love, love, love them.
924417
They're flat. They have a small. Flat border at the bottom which may, from the picture, make them look flared.
896122
Years ago I bought an older style that was square. The new style I bought was rounded on the top, which is which I dont know, I would assume the Classic had the flat top.
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the sides are not prefectly round like the picture. It looks exactly this one: http://gearhungry.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/extend-a-step.jpg.jpglikt
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They are not rounded. However, all you have to to do is tap each corner on a hard floor to dull them. Took me about 10 minutes to fix them all this way. Our baby has loved these since she was 12 months old!
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The white ones I received were the traditional old fashioned rounded top. I can't address the shape of the black ones. I use them in my gardens as a convenient place for small tools.
546061
The edge on both sides is slightly rounded. Edges are not squared off. The flat part is about 5/16 th thick. Very narrow.
1768871
The front side where the steps are has rubber feet. The back side has a plastic piece that covers each corner.
489165
They are square, but they haven't bothered my daughter's feet at all. I've also climbed up and, while it's not exactly comfy, it's not bad. The bed is very sturdy and looks exactly as pictured (the only thing I've had to do since putting it together - which isn't hard, just time-consuming - is tighten a couple of the nuts where the futon pieces come together).
313550
The sides are straight but rounded where the side meets the bottom. The corners are rounded. That is there is no straight, sharp corner (like a box)
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It's round. It come in two pieces. The top bar (round as well) that extends and the bottom "U piece with wheels that folds. We use allot of these on set and with all of the wear and tear we put on them, they hold up.
606124
They are indeed rounded. I think it gives them a good look. I am happy with their appearance.