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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I don't know. I would contact Step 2. Here is their home page. http://www.step2.com/
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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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I think, the instructions it comes with it tells you very specificly how to assemble and use it. if I remember correctly about 5-6 inches deep.
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Everything you see in the picture is included. It can be one short step using just the top black piece. It can be one medium height step using the black piece on top of two purple risers, or it can be one tall step using the black top and 4 purple risers. To specifically answer your question, you get the makings for three different height steps but you can't line them up so you have several steps. You have a single step for exercises and if it's the short step, you have purple risers in the closet : ) It is perfect for rebuilding strength after knee surgery as you can gradually increase the difficulty.
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I only bought two layers. I think if the third one is the same size, it could be stacked up.
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I think it is dependent on the model of the base system. The one I had would support 4. Also found that the models are not always compatible.
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I went a bit heavy and used 4. You can probably get away with 3 though. Hope this helps! -Derek.
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Intermediate to elite sorry for not getting back have been away for a few days. This should be ok for you. I got it as my first one and then bought a 3.5 then was able to master the 4.0. Good luck happy holidays.
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There is no precise way to vary the depth. This is a low cost machine without advanced features, but well worth the money. However, to roughly simulate depth control, I merely keep the wheels in contact with the ground and tip the machine forward to till as deep as I desire. Even though this is not precise, it is good enough for my needs.
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Before using make sure your base is level and stable or it's going to be all over the place. When you setting up(instructions) you choose two reasonable brite stars that you have to know(I cheat I use a skyscout). Once entered the display on the controller has 2 line of info (alt. and azi.) with numbers when you manually move up or down left or right the numbers count down when both numbers reach zero if properly setup you will be on target. Hope that helps.
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Sorry for the delay. I would say each step is about 2.5 to 3 incjes deep. The top platform which you can stand on is approx a 10 inch square. Its a great lightweight stepladder
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Not sure what is beibng asked, but when 1 step is at the minimum level (about 8 inches) the other is at the high point (about 18 inches), this is at start. The inicline will raise these values when in use.
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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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When set up as a stepladder, the "nominal" step-to-step distance is 12 inches. On my Werner MT-22, I measured the actual floor-to-step height as follows: Step 1: 11-1/2" Step 2: 22-3/4" Step 3: 34" Step 4: 45-1/2" Step 5: 56-1/4" Step 6: 67-3/4" Step 7: 79" Step 8: 90-1/2" Top Step: 102" I expect that the step-to-step distances would be the same (or very close to same) on the MT-13, MT-17, and MT-26, although the number of steps would of course be different. By the way, it's a superb ladder! Stable, rugged, versatile, easy to set up, easy to store, and (worth saying again) very stable. Well worth the price.
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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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The item itself is 4". When you stack a second one on it, you will have a 6" step because it overlaps by half. If you look carefully, you can tell that there is a wider lip about halfway up. So if you actually want a 4 " step and a 6" step, you will need to purchase THREE of item JR5539. ----- Here is a photo of a similar step with 3 stacked: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41RGF3DZZ6L.jpg