is there steps on both side of the ladder
1811347
Yes - you can climb up/down the steps on either side of the ladder. The rollup door prevents people from being able to climb up the ladder from the outside of the pool IF you have it pulled down.
1811348
Yes. You can't see them in the picture because the sliding child safety panel is slid up from the outside steps and in position behind the inside steps. It is blocking the view of the steps that are inside the pool.When you get out of the pool you slide the panel back over the outside steps and latch it in place making iit impossible for a small child to access the pool.Very simple and effective safety feature.
627343
Sorry to say, no. It has spring clips (for want of a better term) that have to be set for each section on both sides, as the ladder is being extended. Think that's why it failed for that one guy. In a pinch you might be able to do this, but it would mean being able to reach down two feet and that doesn't take into account being able to open the hatch door which is designed to be locked from below.
1917188
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.
1046276
Yes! The photo shows two of these platforms (one on each side of the ladder) with one person on each.
1202666
Hi,Yes, the stairway can be mounted on either side. If you have any other questions, please let me know.Regards,Kelley
765246
I believe so, yes. We actually did not get around to INSTALLING the ladder yet, but were still using the deck with different steps.
187598
The steps are about 8 or 9 inches apart. The ladder is very sturdy but very heavy.
576854
Yes sort of a snap in on both sides. Great idea because I had to go upstairs with mine more easy to carry weight.
101498
My opinion would be no to a typical stepladder that is designed to be climbed from one side. The rear spreader supports of this type of ladder are not designed for weight bearing. An A-Frame or articulated type ladder that is designed to be climbed from either side might be fine if the clamps on the roof bracket fit on the ladder rungs securely. Roger C.
1157105
No. The sisel is only on one side. The other side is wood with rubber feet to keep from skidding.
579455
No. There is another piece required to put the two outside extensions together to make the second small ladder. It is depicted in manual that comes with ladder, but I have been unable to find where to actually get it
512406
I just meaured the steps. The first step is 11.5 inches up and the second is 23 inches up. The platform is at 34 inches. The platform does not look like you want to stand on it. I would also add that when you open the ladder, the platform clicks in place and you have to unlatch it to close the ladder. I look at this as a safety feature that you don't have to worry about it closing unexpectedly. I'm still happy with the ladder. It stores in a relatively small space and is easy to carry.
880283
Yes, on the platform step but not on the very top step. This latter is light weight and easy for me to handle.
1949611
NO. Top step is. 30" from the floor. But it is a very sturdy light weight ladder.
1452942
That is correct, you need to put the foot in the mount in the up position and locate the position for the mount. That way you can have it so you can leave the foot on one or the other side when using it on level ground. Sometime one of the ladder rungs decides where you will put it.
880284
Yes, on the platform step but not on the very top step. This latter is light weight and easy for me to handle. If it wobbles then something is wrong. Both of mine are very sturdy and do not wobble. I feel comfortable that I can reach for the top step for balance.
1683169
Not bc of the ladder, more so to reach the other side of the mattress! Which is a problem you have with any bunkbed, especially the full bottom. We have 2 of these for my daughters and we love them!