Distance from step to step
1703077
We have a miniature dachshund and a Bichon and they have no problem negotiating the steps.
11898
9 inches from floor to first step and the same from first step to the second. I feel very secure useing this ladder.
677669
14" measuring from the outside to outside. Actual steps are probably only about 12".
271196
You probably have shorter steps, but it would be wise to try and calculate the pedometer on a treadmill or a mile you have marked off previously. I found that I had underestimated my stride when I first set up my pedometer after having walked my regular route. I had to readjust my initial setting from 28" to 30" a step.
896482
There are 10" between the top of the step and the bottom of the next step. There are 12" from top of step to top of step.
1977742
It depends entirely on how extended the steps are because it acts like an accordion. You can also add or remove steps so you can make the distance between them whatever you like. Very happy with mine.
2052047
Top step dimensions: 13.5 inches x 8 inchesWidth of 1st step at bottom: approx. 15.25 inchesWidth of 2nd step in middle: approx. 14.20 inches
1198185
Bottom step is about 9-1/2 inches from floor, second step is about 9-1/4 inches from first step.
77798
We don't have the stool any more, as my son is now old enough to reach counters, but each step was about 4-5 inches tall. So the top step was around 10 inches off the ground.
938711
The distance between steps are a standard ladder distance. I own a 2003 F150 4x4 and the ladder touches the ground. which the tailgate sits about 3 feet off the ground.
907379
It depends on your height and length of stride, but the internet gives approximates. For me, at about 5'3", it's about 2500 steps. I don't worry about how many miles I walk, only if I can gradually add more steps to my daily routine.
334902
Toe to toe or heel to heel is correct. Toe to heel or heel to toe is bad. You can get the stride length by going to a football field (maybe behind the high school). Walk a straight line from one goal to the other (100 yards=300 feet=3600") and count your steps. 3600/number of steps = stride length in inches. No football field? Walk the inner lane of a 1/4 mile track and count steps. 1/4 mile=1320 feet=15840 inches. 15840/steps=stride length in inches.
1003788
This pedometer simply counts steps. To know how far you have walked, you need to know how many steps it takes you to walk one mile. Reset the pedometer to zero, walk one mile, and see what it has recorded - that's your "calibration". I do this at least twice a year because as they age, dust or fine dirt seems to slow down the mechanism and the steps per mile changes. For me, the steps per mile ranges from 1900 to 2200.
1926553
There are TWO steps, the higher of which is about 18". Be careful not to lean out to reach something - the stepstool will slide out from under you1
2139151
Well yes, but I could only get about 30 feet away. And I couldn't step a foot either direction it stopped working. Hope that helped.
769124
What I did was take three steps then measure the distance with a tape measure. Divide the number by three and that is your stride. My stride was 2 ft 10 inches
370039
I just measured it. It IS 20.5....the 5 step must be 28. We have a very HIGH King size bed. The 5 step would be too high.