what kind of rise does each size accomodate. need to put over my four porch steps that are about 30 inches.
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The rise depends on how steep you slant it - left on its own, it's a flat piece of metal . I would say take a tape measure and place one end at the top of the steps, and then pull it down to the ground and then out, so the tape measure is at an angle you think you can easily manage. That will tell you how long a ramp you want to get.
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I just got this stepper and I do wish it were higher. Did you ever find more risers? I tried putting all 4 on one side and then put books under the other side, which worked well enough but kind of lame.
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I correct my previos answer. The ladder I own has only 4 steps, the one shown in the photo here has 5 so it would about a foot taller than mine.
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To move it up a 36" staircase would be a two-person job, but probably doable. I would check the exact shipping dimensions before you order it.
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Just measured my steps and it is 20.5" to the top step (4). It measures 28" long. Each step is about 5" high, it is longer than it is high, probably to make it more stable. Hope this helps. 14.5" wide.
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29.5" to 30" high depending on height adjustment on the feet risers. The Depth is 27".
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All of the steps are the same height (4") but when you stack them, the second step and the first step fit together, one inside the other, for an overlap of 2". After that, the second step only has 2" remaining to add to the height of the first step. I hope this answers your question.
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Dear Jill, The steps (treads, Landings) are 6 inches deep. The Rise of each step is 4 inches. My top step is 6.5 inches. I have small Yorkies and even at 8 weeks old they can manage the steps. I hope this was helpful. Joyce
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Six steps may be a bit long. Will depend on your steps. I recommend that you measure it out. The ramp is plastic and should weather the elements well.
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I've only stacked two for an added height of 2 inches, but I don't think there would be a problem stacking four for the height of 4 inches you're looking for. These are pretty sturdy risers.
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The steps measure 10" between each one. I am 62 yrs. old, have had both hips replaced, and have joint pain. But I have no problem using this ladder.
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I have the same problem. I've adjust every way I can think of but the steps only go up and down a couple of inches. I hope someone comes up with a solution.
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The length of the step is 42" wide, with the actual tread area space being 35" x 14". It comes with 4 risers.
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I have 39" to my truck deck, the 4 step is very slightly just too small but works ok for me, when the steps are down the treads are slightly off level but I'm used to it now. I looked at the additional step which you would probably need, but decided against it, as said I manage fine, and the steps are still super stable even being off level. The step bracket can be face mounted or flat deck mounted as mine are, they come with a fair bit of fixing hardware, great product.
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The parts that attach to the deck are adjustable. They slide up and down on the risers.
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We returned the steps we purchased, when they arrived one of the handles was all rusted . I don't recall the height of the step from the floor , but it appeared to be what we needed . Just wish it was in better shape . Good Luck !
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As you see the pics the bed riser are square so make sure all the legs on the bed is all the same size. 4 inches will put the bed legs on top of the riser instead of into the riser, but that should still work.