Can you tell me what the pontoon boat ladder measures from top step to bottom stepp
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Mike, my boat is in winter storage now but I would guess that ladder is a foot between steps so that would be 4 feet between top to bottom steps
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yes, the black holders go into the pontoon floor and the ladder lifts out of those. I would suggest attaching a rope or something to the ladder and to the boat railing in case someone forgets to take it out when you start moving, the ladder can come off and fall in the water.
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When the ladder is in the open position the top of the ladder is at 5 feet on the lowest setting and 8 feet on the highest setting. You can not stand on the top orange step. Great little ladder.
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I measured from the bottom of my shallow end, to the first step on the top of the stairs. It's approximately 34" and then there's still a 9" step to take until you're on the concrete around our pool. It is just a normal height step to get out of the pool.
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Gina, not sure which height you're asking about. We have the steps in our pool and the depth is 3 1/2 feet. The top stair is just above the water. These steps were easy to put together and we absolutely love them. Wish we had them years ago. We zip corded a couple exercise weights to the inside bottom of two stairs to hold them down in the water. Will be easy to cut loose to remove from the pool, rather than adding sand and trying to pull the stairs out in the Fall.
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The highest step on the ladder is about 3'9". You could not reach far enough for 11 feet.This is a marvelous ladder for approx. 9 feet.
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Sorry, I am not familiar with the current codes and standards on this ladder. Don
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From the bottom of the feet to the top of the ladder handle is approximately 76 inches. While approximate, this is unquestionably more accurate than either 6 feet or 78 inches.
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Hi I bought this for my villa in Florida and it is still there. I live in the UK so cannot check now but I think it is 4 if you include the very top rung if the ladder is not straight.
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Our ladder is on a floating dock in a lake so the depth of the ladder in the water is always the same. We have the 4 step ladder and it does provide easier access.
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Mine are four feet tall. A must have with my pontoon boat. Completely happy with them. High quality construction. I can run over them with this heavy boat and they wii flex right back in place.
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I don't have my tape measurer, bit it's about the height of a step stool or step ladder....it's not as tall as I thought it would be.
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The ladder's width is tapered. Mine measures 21" wide at the base, 16" at the top step (platform), and 13.25" at the very top.
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It's a hook ladder for a boat. Any dock I've been on ( thousands ) wouldn't accommodate this style of ladder. If you are getting in and out of a kayak .... That ladder best be fully anchored top and lower, or you going to get wet at the very least .... Hope that gets you in the right direction to solve your problem.
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Actually ladder only has 2 steps, (third is for buckets etc.). Second step gets you about 17" off the floor; top of handle raises 32" above 2d step so I feel comfortable standing on 2d step to do chores.
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I don't have the exact depth dimensions (the ladder is on our boat), but it is more than three inches - I'd guess @ 5 inches. It's a very rugged ladder if you have the storage space.
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The distance from your deck/dock to the water line would have some influence but generally I would go with a 4 step over a 3, and a 5 step over a 4. The longer the ladder, the easier it is generally to get out of the water....especially for adults.